A size 5.4 quake near Claveria, Cagayan, Cagayan Valley, Philippines, was reported just 15 mins earlier by the German Research Study Centre for Geosciences (GFZ), taken into consideration among the crucial global companies that keep track of seismic task worldwide. The quake took place at a superficial deepness of 10 kilometres underneath the center in the mid-day on Tuesday, August 1st, 2023, at 4:03 pm neighborhood time. The specific size, center, as well as deepness of the quake may be modified within the following couple of hrs or mins as seismologists examine information as well as improve their computations, or as various other companies release their record.
Our tracking solution determined a 2nd record from France’s Réseau National de Monitoring Sismique (RéNaSS) which noted the quake at size 5.5. A 3rd firm, the citizen-seismograph network of RaspberryShake, reported the exact same quake at size 5.4.
Based upon the initial seismic information, the quake must not have actually created any kind of considerable damages, yet was most likely really felt by lots of people as light resonance in the location of the center.
Weak drinking may have been really felt in Namuac (pop. 3,000) situated 69 kilometres from the center, Claveria (pop. 10,600) 72 kilometres away, Cabaritan East (pop. 9,300) 92 kilometres away, as well as Aparri (pop. 33,200) 103 kilometres away.
VolcanoDiscovery will immediately upgrade size as well as deepness if these adjustment as well as comply with up if various other considerable information regarding the quake appeared. If you remain in the location, please send us your experience via our reporting device, either online or by means of our mobile application This will certainly assist us offer even more first-hand updates to any person around the world that would like to know even more regarding this quake.
Quake information:
Day & time: Aug 1, 2023 4:03 pm (GMT +8) neighborhood time ( 1 Aug 2023 08:03 GMT)
Size: 5.4
Deepness: 10.0 kilometres
Center latitude/ longitude: 19.22 ° N/ 121.29 ° E 
( South China Sea, Philippines)
Main information resource: GFZ
