The European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre said that the earthquake was registered at 13:22 GMT on Monday with the epicentre located 3 kilometres (1.8 miles) southeast of the city of San Vicente at a depth of 10 kilometers. As many as 33 aftershocks were registered after the quake.
5.9 Earthquake 1 mi (2 km) N of Kadingilan, Philippines https://t.co/74dURxo3IA #EQ #tsunami #wx #weather #radar #news #earthquake #quake #rumble #wave #ufo #energy pic.twitter.com/AW2apGjb77
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The authorities of Kadingilan city said that one person had suffered head trauma, one more had passed out, and two others had begun to suffer from heavy anxiety, according to the Manila Bulletin newspaper.
About 100 buildings, including a medical centre, were damaged in the Bukidnon province due to the natural phenomenon, the media outlet said.
