Un tremblement de terre a eu lieu mercredi en mer au sud des Philippines, a annoncé l'Institut d'études géologiques des Etats-Unis (USGS), estimant sa magnitude à 6,3.
L'épicentre du séisme se trouve à 32 km au sud-ouest de l'île de Sarangani, située à proximité de celle de Mindanao, selon l'USGS, qui n'a pas averti d'un risque de tsunami. Aucun dégât ni victime n'ont été signalés dans l'immédiat.
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