A magnitude 6 earthquake occurred in the Philippines, traffic paralysis occurred in urban areas, and materials fell off in high buildings.

The earthquake caused many buildings in the commercial district of Manila to shake. According to local media reports in the Philippines, Clark Airport, located north of the capital Manila, suffered severe damage during the earthquake. A spokesperson for the Philippine Department of Transportation said that the airport management recommended to close Clark Airport for 24 hours to repair the airport to ensure passenger safety. The commercial district building in Makati City is vacillating and many people quickly evacuate from their office buildings. Photographs released by social media show that many schools and buildings in Manila are evacuating people, and people have rushed to the outside to avoid risks, and urban traffic has been paralyzed.