6.7 Magnitude Earthquake in Surigao City
10-12 February 2017
The Surigao City Airport
runway was destroyed due to the 6.7 magnitude earthquake that hit the city on
the night of February 10, 2017. (PIA Caraga)
The Philippine Red Cross
Surigao City-Surigao del Norte Chapter provides eight large tents which serve
as temporary shelter of the evacuees at the Capitol grounds in Surigao City.
(PIA Caraga)
With the unstable building
structure of the female ward at the Caraga Regional Hospital in Surigao City
due to the recent earthquake incident on February 10, 2017, hundreds of
patients who are in fear of the danger preferred to stay outside the hospital
where tents were pitched to safely shelter them. Most of them had sustained
injuries at the time of the tremor. (PIA Caraga)
Several Surigaonons
living near coastal areas voluntarily stay at the Capitol grounds in Surigao
City on February 11, 2017 as a preventive measure to avoid any untoward
incident that may arise in relation to aftershocks of the 6.7 magnitude
earthquake. (PIA Caraga)
Venus Garcia, Surigao del
Norte Information Center Manager interviewing Amparo Donoso Ampo, one of the
evacuees who temporary stayed at safer area in Surigao City on February 11,
2017. (PIA Caraga)
Philippine Information Agency
Caraga deputy regional director Fryan Abkilan interviews the son of Lorenzo
Deguiño, one of the casualties of the 6.7 magnitude earthquake that hit Surigao
City on February 10, 2017. (PIA Caraga)
A number of individuals and
families are queueing in Brgy. Washington to avail the rationed water by the
Taganito Mining Corp. on February 12, 2017. (PIA Caraga)
John Rafael Daño (center,
white polo shirt) of Philippine Red Cross (PRC) Surigao del Norte chapter bares
that water and sanitation services will be provided by the PRC Tacloban City
Chapter, together with the PRC Agusan del Norte-Butuan City Chapter to affected
localities of the 6.7 magnitude earthquake in Surigao City on February 10,
2017. (PIA Caraga)
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