Philippines, 7.2 M Earthquake Central Visayas
Oct 15, 2013 07:12
Oct 15, 2013 07:00
Location
Coordinate:
9.894789, 124.127626
Administrative:
Bohol, Philippines
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Hazard
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Description
an Earthquake occur about 8:12 AM (UTC +8)with 7.2 M followed by several aftershocks. So far this incident caused the following impact : - 671,103 families or 3,221,248 people were affected in 60 municipalities and 6 cities in 6 Provinces of Region VI and VII. - 222 death, 976 injured and 8 missing. - 348,507 people were displaced where 79,773 stayed inside 99 evacuation centres. - 73,003 houses were damaged - Several damages to public infrastructure, building and houses. - Cebu & Tagbilaran Airport resumed its operation. - Tagbilaran City port resumed its operation. - Cost of damaged: 52.3 million USD - Cost of assistance: 1.6 million USD 2.08 million USD has been prepositioned by DSWD The government of Philippines and related stakeholder provided the emergency relief operation.
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