:)Latest Update: Tsunami warning lifted at 12:10 am September 1 by PHIVOLCS :Residents can now go back to their homes if they so chooses but I think spending the night at the evacuation centers is more prudent.Picture of damages brought upon by the August 31 Earthquake that hit Eastern Philippines. Why? How do you say 2012 Samar Earthquake? It may not be enough for you and thus you may want to exact more ways to make me sorry, that is your call. If you have relatives from Visayas and Mindanao please take time to contact them.I’ll update this post when I hear more from credible tv stations here in the Philippines.At this time, it is already 11 pm here in the Philippines yet the Tsunami Alert Warning 3 is still on. If you do, kindly leave a comment again with your url so I can return the visit. Epicenter happened in the Pacific Ocean about 100 kms off the coast of Guiuan in Samar Island.According to the Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology or Here in Cebu we also felt it.
If you continue to use this site it is assume that you are happy with it. Ed Laguerta, Phivolcs resident volcanologist in Legazpi, said instruments located the earthquake at 10.83 degrees north and 126.71.63 degrees east of Guiuan, Eastern Samar with depth of 10 kilometers.
You have the power of the media so use it well.Thanks for leaving the comment and for the correction. I am still waiting for news if there are damages to property and loss lives especially in tonight’s earthquake. Maybe you were angry because I was requesting help for Samar and not for Guihulngan? Many of her topics are very relevant and has been written in a very honest way. posting this blog gives you the power to communicate with no limits to the number of people so please watch what you post by doing careful research on the details.
The populated islands of Visayas were struck by an earthquake of magnitude Mw 7.6. !Thanks for the support and thanks for reading my blog. An earthquake off the coast of Samar occurred on August 31, 2012, at 20:47 local time (12:47 UTC) in the Philippines. But know that first and foremost, the picture was posted in GOOD FAITH because I WAS CONCERNED and I WAS REQUESTING EVERYONE TO HELP.I was trying to help, not put down or get anyone mad. Hope some tips have helped you. I hope the local government of these provinces are ready for these kind of emergencies.Be safe everyone and let’s hope no lives were lost. This earthquake was an intraplate earthquake greater than 50 kilometers to the east of the boundary of the Philippine Sea Plate. UPDATE: Picture posted here last September 1 have been taken down. An earthquake off the coast of Samar occurred on August 31, 2012, at 20:47 local time (12:47 UTC) in the Philippines. caught on fire after a gas lamp fell during the height of the earthquake. A tsunami warning was announced within the Pacific area and was later lifted after two hours. But I did not do that. That’s the very reason Ms Lovely why I always indicate my source(s) and link to them so everyone who is reading my blog can check it for themselves.
Epicenter happened in the Pacific Ocean about 100 kms off the coast of Guiuan in Samar Island.
Thank you for taking the time to write your response to this post.Apology accepted. And the reason why I posted it so that more people will be able to help the earthquake victims. The earthquake has a depth of 45 km (27.9 miles). A tsunami warning was announced within the Pacific area and was later lifted after two hours. may I know what’s the status of this road now?
Tsunami alert was already lifted for Japan, Taiwan and other Pacific Islands.TV newsbreaks have reported that there was a 45 minutes power blackout around Tacloban City, Leyte.Earthquake statistics and details were taken from the website of the United States Geological Survey (USGS). =)Enter your email address to subscribe to this blog and receive notifications of new posts by email.Come share with me, my travels, my stories, my life! I think the vehement attack is unwarranted. Samar, Philippines has had: (M1.5 or greater) 0 earthquakes in the past 24 hours 1 earthquake in the past 30 days; 11 earthquakes in the past 365 days