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Another strong quake strikes Bogo City in Cebu
A magnitude 6.0 earthquake, tectonic in origin, jolted Bogo, Cebu early Monday morning, October 13, 2025.
The earthquake was recorded by Phivolcs at 1:06 a.m. with a depth of 10 kilometers and its epicenter located 14 kilometers southwest of the City of Bogo.
Instrumental intensities were felt in various areas, including Intensity V in Villaba, Leyte, and Intensity IV in Cebu and Leyte.
Phivolcs expects damages and aftershocks to occur.
Bogo is among the cities still recovering from a previous magnitude 6.9 tremor on September 30, which caused at least 71 deaths in northern Cebu, including 32 in Bogo.
The city government of Bogo has opened an emergency mobile phone line for assistance.
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