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A magnitude 7.8 earthquake rattled the southern Philippines early Monday, triggering tsunami warnings across regional coastlines. With its shallow depth amplifying shaking, authorities urged immediate evacuations to higher ground. Power outages followed, though no casualties or major damage have been confirmed yet. Waves up to three meters could hit parts of the Philippines, with smaller surges expected in Indonesia, Malaysia, Taiwan, Japan, and Pacific islands—no threat to Hawaii or the U.S. Aftershocks, including a 6.1 tremor, continue to shake the region as officials assess the unfolding situation.

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