Sudden!A magnitude 7.0 earthquake occurred in the Philippines, or caused a tsunami

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A magnitude 7.0 earthquake occurred in the Philippines

The capital of the capital Dalnila is strongly shock

According to the data released by the Philippine Volcanic Institute, a magnitude 7.0 earthquake occurred in the northern part of Luzon Island, Philippines at about 8:43 am on July 27. The Manila of the Philippine capital of the Filipino capital of the Central Radio and Television State Station is strong. There are currently no casualties reports on this earthquake.

Earthquakes in Luzon Island in the Philippines may cause tsunami but will not have a disaster effect on the coast of my country

According to the Ministry of Natural Resources, the tsunami warning center judges based on the preliminary earthquake parameters that the earthquake may cause local tsunami around the earthquake, but it will not have a disaster effect on the coast of my country.

The Tsunami Early Warning Center of the Ministry of Natural Resources will continue to track and analyze the earthquake and tsunami monitoring data, and release information in time.

Light rails and railways in the Capital of the Philippines

According to the CCTV News client at 9:51, due to the earthquake, light rail lines in the Philippine capital area were suspended. The southern commute railway also suspended operations, and the relevant departments are inspecting the railway condition.

According to CCTV News client at 10:25, light rails in the Philippine capital region resume operations.

Houses in the Philippines seizure areas are damaged and severe power supply has been interrupted

Part of the houses in Abra, where the earthquake is in severe damage. According to the Abra Provincial Government, some buildings in the provincial hospitals are damaged in the earthquake, and the hospital's patients and employees have been evacuated to an open area. Local media reported that the province's power supply has been interrupted.

Part of the historical buildings in the ancient city of Vigan in the Philippines are damaged

On July 27, local time, a strong earthquake occurred in northern Luzon Island, Philippines, and some historical buildings in the ancient city of Vigan in South Elos were damaged.

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