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TextFilipino officials say a strong earthquake has rocked the central Philippines, killing at least 43 people and causing widespread damage and power outages.officials say there is no concern of a tsunami, although some coastal towns nearby were hit by large waves.
Originally posted by angelchemuel
Solidum told ABS-CBNnews.com that the cause of the earthquake was due to subduction.
Originally posted by Hellas
Magnitude mb 5.7
Region VANUATU
Date time 2012-02-05 16:40:45.8 UTC
Location 17.82 S ; 167.28 E
Depth 40 km
Distances 1180 km W Suva (pop 199,455 ; local time 04:40:45.8 2012-02-06)
109 km W Vila (pop 35,901 ; local time 03:40:45.8 2012-02-06)
EMSC
ETA: Upgraded to 6.3 !!
Its known that the Tohoku quake was preceded by a swarm.
Originally posted by SpaceJockey1
Just for interest sake, I subscribe to a psychic that does weekly predictions, and though he's never 100% correct, he does get many right. This week he mentioned the following:
I predict a major tremor will strike California near the middle of this month.
I really hope this is one of those times that he's WRONG.
The 6.9-magnitude earthquake that jolted Western and Central Visayas Monday, February 6, 2012 has led to the discovery of a new fault line by Phivolcs. Aside from the active Marikina Fault line, Phivolcs found out from yesterday’s tremor that another unmapped fault line is lying beneath the Island of Negros down to Cebu. The government volcanologists yesterday said the new fault line’s unexpected movement has triggered the strong tremor to occur yesterday. Because of this, Phivolcs is expected to release an updated fault line map in the country.
M 4.9, NEGROS - CEBU REGION, PHILIPPINES February 7, 2012 04:05:38 UTC February 7, 2012 12:05:38 local time at epicenter Lat: 10.2967 Lon: 123.1899 Depth: 10 km (6.2 mi)
Originally posted by PuterMan
reply to post by zworld
Its known that the Tohoku quake was preceded by a swarm.
Yes, after the event. So now do all swarms precede Mag 9 earthquakes? No they don't.