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MANILA, Philippines (UPDATED) - A magnitude 5.8 earthquake shook parts of western and central Visayas on Wednesday, November 14.
The quake, with epicenter located 26 km northwest (10.03°N, 122.25°E) of Cauayan, Negros Occidental, struck at 1:21 pm local time, and was reportedly felt in most of Panay, Negros, and Cebu.
The depth of focus of the tectonic quake was at 20 km, the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) said.
Phivolcs reported the following intensities:
Rappler editors and reporters, who are in Bacolod City for the #MoveBacolod chat series, also reported feeling the tremor.
Yes, we felt the earth move - several seconds.Strong.Precautionary evacuation ongoing now. #MoveBacolod
— Maria Ressa (@maria_ressa) November 14, 2012
#MoveBacolod getting to ready to start in a few minutes...and Bacolod literally moved...earthquake!
— Chay Hofileña (@chayhofilena) November 14, 2012
The venue at the University of St La Salle was evacuated.
University of St La Salle students & teachers moved to open field after magnitude-5.8 tremor was felt#MoveBacolod twitter.com/VoltaireTupaz/…
— Voltaire Tupaz (@VoltaireTupaz) November 14, 2012
Damage to property and aftershocks are expected, Phivolcs added. - Rappler.com
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