By PHIVOLCS Reports Minor Earthquake Near Tuba, Benguet
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (PHIVOLCS) has reported a minor earthquake that occurred near Tuba, Benguet. The earthquake, which registered a magnitude of 2.3, was recorded on July 14, 2026, at 8:30:45 AM. The epicenter was located at 16.38°N, 120.55°E, approximately 2 kilometers south and 40° west of Tuba.
The earthquake had a depth of focus of 23 kilometers and was classified as tectonic in origin. According to PHIVOLCS, there are no expected damages or aftershocks resulting from this seismic event.
This will be the only bulletin issued unless further information becomes available. Residents and interested parties are advised to refer to the latest updates on the PHIVOLCS official website.
For further inquiries, PHIVOLCS can be contacted at their office in Quezon City via telephone at 8426-1468 or fax at 8927-1087.
The earthquake information was prepared by JPML, JGET, CNDA, NBA, and DSS, and was issued on July 14, 2026, at 8:37 AM.
Background & Context
Earthquake bulletins like this one are typically issued by PHIVOLCS to inform the public about seismic activities. Such advisories generally include details about the location, magnitude, depth, and potential impacts of the earthquake. Residents can usually check the PHIVOLCS website for the most current information and updates on seismic activities.
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