Tsunami warning issued after 7.8‑magnitude quake strikes southern Philippines

A magnitude‑7.8 earthquake struck the southern Philippines. Authorities responded by issuing a tsunami warning for affected coastal areas. The warning aims to protect residents and visitors from potential waves. Emergency services are preparing evacuation and safety measures. The quake’s strength raises concerns about aftershocks and further hazards. Local officials urge the public to stay informed through official alerts. International agencies monitor the situation for possible escalation. The region remains on high alert until the tsunami threat is lifted.