Tsunami alert lifted for coast after Philippines quake, reports 朝日新聞

A magnitude‑6 earthquake struck the Philippines, prompting a tsunami warning. Japanese authorities initially issued an alert for coastal areas. Subsequent assessments found no tsunami generated. The warning was officially lifted for the affected coast. Residents were advised to remain vigilant despite the cancellation. Local officials emphasized continued monitoring of sea levels. The lift of the alert reduces immediate evacuation concerns. Authorities will issue new warnings if conditions change.