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Magnitude 4.4 quake jolts Davao del Sur days before Christmas
Magnitude 4.4 quake jolts Davao del Sur days before Christmas
ABS-CBN News
Published Dec 22, 2019 01:32 PM PHT
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Updated Dec 22, 2019 04:02 PM PHT

MANILA — A magnitude 4.4 earthquake jolted Davao del Sur on Sunday, a few days before Christmas.
MANILA — A magnitude 4.4 earthquake jolted Davao del Sur on Sunday, a few days before Christmas.
The quake follows a magnitude 5.9 quake last Dec. 15, which left 11 dead and hundreds injured.
The quake follows a magnitude 5.9 quake last Dec. 15, which left 11 dead and hundreds injured.
The lastest tremor, which was not expected to cause damage and aftershocks, struck 3 kilometers northeast of Kiblawan town, according to Phivolcs.
The lastest tremor, which was not expected to cause damage and aftershocks, struck 3 kilometers northeast of Kiblawan town, according to Phivolcs.
It was tectonic in origin and had a depth of 9 kilometers,
It was tectonic in origin and had a depth of 9 kilometers,
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Intensity III was felt in Digos City, Kidapawan City, and Davao City, Phivolcs said.
Intensity III was felt in Digos City, Kidapawan City, and Davao City, Phivolcs said.
The following instrumental intensities were reported:
The following instrumental intensities were reported:
- Intensity III - Kidapawan City; Koronadal City; Tupi, South Cotabato; Alabel, Sarangani
- Intensity II - General Santos City; Davao City
- Intensity I - Kiamba, Sarangani
- Intensity III - Kidapawan City; Koronadal City; Tupi, South Cotabato; Alabel, Sarangani
- Intensity II - General Santos City; Davao City
- Intensity I - Kiamba, Sarangani
The Philippines is situated on the Pacific "Ring of Fire," an arc of intense seismic activity that stretches from Japan through Southeast Asia and across the Pacific basin.
The Philippines is situated on the Pacific "Ring of Fire," an arc of intense seismic activity that stretches from Japan through Southeast Asia and across the Pacific basin.
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