The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology released news on the 14th that a 6.5 magnitude earthquake occurred at 23:49 local time on the 14th in the waters off Mindanao in the southern Philippines. According to the news, the epicenter was located at 4.50 degrees north latitude and 125.21 degrees east longitude, about 104 kilometers southwest of Balute Island in the Philippine province of Western Davao. The depth of the epicenter was about 10 kilometers. The earthquake was felt in the southern region of Mindanao. The Philippines is located in the Pacific Rim volcanic seismic zone, and earthquakes are frequent.

The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology released news on the 14th that a 6.5 magnitude earthquake occurred at 23:49 local time on the 14th in the waters off Mindanao in the southern Philippines. According to the news, the epicenter was located at 4.50 degrees north latitude and 125.21 degrees east longitude, about 104 kilometers southwest of Balute Island in the Philippine province of Western Davao. The depth of the epicenter was about 10 kilometers. The earthquake was felt in the southern region of Mindanao. The Philippines is located in the Pacific Rim volcanic seismic zone, and earthquakes are frequent.