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Earthquake News (M4+): Magnitude 4.0 Jabonga (Agusan Del Norte) 03 Jan 2018 - 02:31:01 AM

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DEPARTMENT OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY
PHILIPPINE INSTITUTE OF VOLCANOLOGY AND SEISMOLOGY
 EARTHQUAKE INFORMATION NO. :  2 
PHIVOLCS Bldg, C.P. Garcia Avenue, U.P.- Diliman, Quezon City, PHILIPPINES
Tel.: 426-1468  Fax: 927-1087

Date/Time                    :
03 Jan 2018 - 02:31:01 AM
Location                       : 09.41°N, 125.63°E - 015 km N 59° E of Jabonga (Agusan Del Norte)
Depth of Focus (Km)   : 024
Origin                          : TECTONIC
Magnitude                   :  Ms 4.0
Description                  : EPICENTRAL MAP

Reported Intensities     :

Intensity III - Jabonga, Agusan Del Norte
Intensity II - Kitcharao, Tubay and Santiago, Agusan Del Norte
Expecting Damage       : NO
Expecting Aftershocks : NO
Issued On                      :  03 January 2018 - 10:21 AM

Prepared by                  :  AGSR/ KLVR/ ARS

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