Update
Felt Reports (look in comment section below):
"I felt my table and my laptop moved forward backwards several times for about 4 seconds. I thought its just my normal dizziness then I realized everything around me were moving in forward backward direction. I am at the third floor of our house in Paranaque."
"I was smoking with my office mates in the penthouse of Universal Tower, QC and we just thought that there was a 10-wheeler truck passed by along Quezon Avenue."
Update
Earthquake intensity:
Moderate (MMI V): Baler and Aurora area.
Light (MMI IV): Palayan City, Cabiao, Santiago City and Isabela.
Weak (MMI II-III): Tarlac City, Cabanatuan City, Dagupan City, Makati, Cauayan City, Isabel, Quezon City, Manila City and Malolos City.
Update
Looking magnitude and epicenter location, light to weak shaking is expected in Metro Manila, Dagupan, Angeles, Baguio, Dagupan, Manaoag, Muntinlupa and Abucay area. If you are one to feel this earthquake, kindly leave your comments below.
M 5.3 moderate earthquake shakes Manila, Philippines today, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the quake's epicenter was located 90 km ENE from Cabanatuan and 136 km ESE from Baguio. It was 23.7 miles deep.
Related post: Most recent natural disasters in Manila in 2013
More news yet to come. If you felt this earthquake in Manila today, kindly leave your comments below!
02:27 UTC (local time Thursday, April 04, 2013 at 10:27 AM @ epicenter)
Epicenter Location
90 km (56 miles) ENE from Cabanatuan, Luzon, Philippines
136 km (84 miles) ESE from Baguio, Luzon, Philippines
144 km (89 miles) S from Ilagan, Luzon, Philippines
158 km (98 miles) NNE from MANILA, Philippines
Original post: Natural Disasters List April 4, 2013
Felt Reports (look in comment section below):
"I felt my table and my laptop moved forward backwards several times for about 4 seconds. I thought its just my normal dizziness then I realized everything around me were moving in forward backward direction. I am at the third floor of our house in Paranaque."
"I was smoking with my office mates in the penthouse of Universal Tower, QC and we just thought that there was a 10-wheeler truck passed by along Quezon Avenue."
Update
Earthquake intensity:
Moderate (MMI V): Baler and Aurora area.
Light (MMI IV): Palayan City, Cabiao, Santiago City and Isabela.
Weak (MMI II-III): Tarlac City, Cabanatuan City, Dagupan City, Makati, Cauayan City, Isabel, Quezon City, Manila City and Malolos City.
Update
Looking magnitude and epicenter location, light to weak shaking is expected in Metro Manila, Dagupan, Angeles, Baguio, Dagupan, Manaoag, Muntinlupa and Abucay area. If you are one to feel this earthquake, kindly leave your comments below.
M 5.3 moderate earthquake shakes Manila, Philippines today, the U.S. Geological Survey reported.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the quake's epicenter was located 90 km ENE from Cabanatuan and 136 km ESE from Baguio. It was 23.7 miles deep.
Related post: Most recent natural disasters in Manila in 2013
More news yet to come. If you felt this earthquake in Manila today, kindly leave your comments below!
02:27 UTC (local time Thursday, April 04, 2013 at 10:27 AM @ epicenter)
Epicenter Location
90 km (56 miles) ENE from Cabanatuan, Luzon, Philippines
136 km (84 miles) ESE from Baguio, Luzon, Philippines
144 km (89 miles) S from Ilagan, Luzon, Philippines
158 km (98 miles) NNE from MANILA, Philippines
Original post: Natural Disasters List April 4, 2013
My table and cup board shook for a while.. it stopped and again..still i am feeling dizziness!
ReplyDeleteDo you know the intensity felt in Cabanatuan City?
ReplyDeleteI felt my table and my laptop moved forward backwards several times for about 4 seconds. I thought its just my normal dizziness then i realized everything around me were moving in forward backward direction-- Im at the third floor of our house in Paranaque
ReplyDeleteWe're smoking with my officemates in the penthouse of Universal Tower, QC and we just thought that there was a 10-wheeler truck passed by along Quezon Avenue.
ReplyDeleteI FELT MY TABLE AND MY LAPTOP MOVED FORWARD AND BACKWARD
ReplyDeleteim doing a report on natural disasters in this area and I cant figure out the author of this blog is if anybody knows will you please tell me?
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