A grocery store in Abra, Philippines, on the 27th.
The shelf starts to shake a little, and after 5 seconds, items fall from the shelf to the bottom.
The shaking continued for more than 10 seconds, and in an instant, canned beer and soft drinks poured dizzyingly on the floor.
A magnitude 7.0 earthquake struck Abra, the island of Luzon, Philippines.
As the pillars of the building collapsed, the ceiling of the first floor of the building hit the car, and the three-story building was leaning almost as if it were about to fall over.
The ruins of the church were scattered around the building, and the altar inside was almost destroyed.
Philippines earthquake 150 injured, 800 aftershocks
At least five people have been killed and more than 150 injured in an earthquake in Abra, north of Luzon, Philippines, AFP news agency reported. Roads were blocked by landslides and power outages occurred in affected areas.
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“The earthquake damaged 400 buildings, including churches, houses, schools and hospitals.”
More than 800 aftershocks have been recorded since the quake and 24 were strong enough to be felt, the local seismological agency said.
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“There have been a lot of aftershocks since yesterday. For 15 minutes… almost every 20 minutes.”
Foreign media said that Philippine authorities are checking damage conditions, including landslides, in mountainous villages in the earthquake-affected area, and the loss of life could increase further.
