Earthquake hits Quezon Province and other parts of Luzon

A magnitude 5.5 earthquake hit Quezon Province at 4:28pm. The Philippine Institute of Volcanology amd Seismology explained that the shaker was of tectonic origin striking 40 kilometers Northeast of the municipality of Burdeos. Intensity 4 shook Jose Panganiban, Camarines Norte and Quezon City while Intensity 3 was felt in Guinayangan, Quezon and Tagaytay City. The temblor also affected Manila, Cainta, Pasay and Muntinlupa.

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