6.2 quake hits southern Philippines again

A 6.2-magnitude earthquake jolted the southern Philippines on June 11, one week after a separate deadly quake killed at least 65 people. The US Geological Survey recorded the new quake offshore near Davao Oriental province. No immediate reports of casualties or damage have emerged, but authorities are assessing the situation as the region remains on edge. The earlier earthquake had caused significant destruction and loss of life, heightening concern over seismic activity in the area.