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[Title] => Quakes strike Southern Leyte town
[Summary] => TACLOBAN CITY — Residents of Pintuyan town on Panaon Island in Southern Leyte panicked as they woke up to an earthquake with a magnitude of 3.5 at 3:56 a.m. yesterday, followed by three other tremors, the civil defense office said.
The quakes, of tectonic origin, was also felt elsewhere in the province.
Myra Dolina, science research analyst of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, said the quakes were possibly caused by the movement of the Leyte segment of the Philippine fault zone.
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[Title] => Quake jolts Leyte, Samar
[Summary] => TACLOBAN CITY — A 10-second earthquake shook parts of Leyte and Samar at about 1:45 a.m. yesterday, government volcanologists said.
The temblor was felt at Intensity 5 in Borongan, Eastern Samar, and at Intensity 4 in the Leyte towns of Dulag, Merida and Palo and this city.
Myra Dolina, science research specialist of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology’s Region 8 office, said the earthquake was of tectonic origin whose epicenter was 33 kilometers southeast of Borongan.
Phivolcs recorded a series of mild aftershocks, Dolina said.
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[Title] => Leyte quakes damage power plant, cause landslides
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TACLOBAN CITY -- The Intensity 4 earthquake and two aftershocks that shook some
parts of Leyte late Monday have caused damage to a power plant of the
Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) in Ormoc City and triggered landslides that
left some residents homeless.
Fred Algopera, PNOC resident manager, said they are still evaluating the extent
of the tremors' damage on the Mahanagdong power plant, one of the two power
plants in the boundary of Ormoc and Kananga town. The tremors also triggered a
landslide in the Mahanagdong area.
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[Summary] => TACLOBAN CITY — Residents of Pintuyan town on Panaon Island in Southern Leyte panicked as they woke up to an earthquake with a magnitude of 3.5 at 3:56 a.m. yesterday, followed by three other tremors, the civil defense office said.
The quakes, of tectonic origin, was also felt elsewhere in the province.
Myra Dolina, science research analyst of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology, said the quakes were possibly caused by the movement of the Leyte segment of the Philippine fault zone.
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[Summary] => TACLOBAN CITY — A 10-second earthquake shook parts of Leyte and Samar at about 1:45 a.m. yesterday, government volcanologists said.
The temblor was felt at Intensity 5 in Borongan, Eastern Samar, and at Intensity 4 in the Leyte towns of Dulag, Merida and Palo and this city.
Myra Dolina, science research specialist of the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology’s Region 8 office, said the earthquake was of tectonic origin whose epicenter was 33 kilometers southeast of Borongan.
Phivolcs recorded a series of mild aftershocks, Dolina said.
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[Title] => Leyte quakes damage power plant, cause landslides
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TACLOBAN CITY -- The Intensity 4 earthquake and two aftershocks that shook some
parts of Leyte late Monday have caused damage to a power plant of the
Philippine National Oil Co. (PNOC) in Ormoc City and triggered landslides that
left some residents homeless.
Fred Algopera, PNOC resident manager, said they are still evaluating the extent
of the tremors' damage on the Mahanagdong power plant, one of the two power
plants in the boundary of Ormoc and Kananga town. The tremors also triggered a
landslide in the Mahanagdong area.
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