Quake of 6.0 magnitude hits Philippines

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Manila: A strong magnitude 6.0-earthquake hit the southern Philippines at dawn on Wednesday, damaging dozens of houses and sending people fleeing into the streets for safety, authorities said. There were no immediate reports of serious casualties but electricity was cut and water pipes ruptured in Lanao del Sur.
The quake send residents jumping out of bed and running onto the road to avoid falling objects, disaster officials said.The state seismology office said the quake was felt in 16 other cities and towns in the south including the major urban centres of Davao and Cagayan de Oro. (AFP)
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