Powerful 6.7-magnitude earthquake strikes the Philippines

The Philippines hit a strong earthquake in a powerful 6.7 magnitude.

The United States Geological Study (USGS) said the earthquake was near the Eastern Visayas region in the Philippines on Tuesday.

According to the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center, there was no threat of tsunami after an earthquake, a shallow central base of about 11 km.

Local authorities, not yet received a major damage report or damage, but Cebu and neighboring provinces, said inspections continued.

Dramatic images showed a beauty contest standing in Cebu City while the building was shaken.

Authorities warned that the aftershocks are expected in the coming days and called the inhabitants to remain awake.

The Philippines lies on the ‘fire ring’, a volcano belt surrounding the Pacific Ocean, which is prone to seismic activity.

Earthquakes are often seen, but it is too weak to be felt by most people.

But those who are strong and destructive come randomly, there is no technology to predict when and where they can enter.

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