The earthquake comes after a deadly earthquake in June that killed at least 76 people on Mindanao Island
6.3% earthquake in the Philippines, no reported victims
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The quake follows a powerful June 8 tremor that toppled buildings, triggered landslides and killed at least 76 people on the near island of Mindanao. Earthquakes are a near-daily occurrence in the Philippines, which is located on the Pacific . A previous 7.8 magnitude earthquake occurred off Mindanao Island on 8 June, causing collapses of buildings and landslides, causing thousands of displaced persons, more than 76 dead and more than 1,300 injured.
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The quake follows a powerful June 8 tremor that toppled buildings, triggered landslides and killed at least 76 people on the near island of Mindanao.
according to Free Malaysia Today +1Earthquakes are a near-daily occurrence in the Philippines, which is located on the Pacific .
according to Free Malaysia Today +1A previous 7.8 magnitude earthquake occurred off Mindanao Island on 8 June, causing collapses of buildings and landslides, causing thousands of displaced persons, more than 76 dead and more than 1,300 injured.
according to DH Les Sports+ +1The earthquakes are almost daily in the Philippines, a country located on the Pacific "fire belt", an arc of intense seismic activity extending from Japan to South-East Asia and across the Pacific basin.
according to DH Les Sports+ +1
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