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A magnitude 5.5 earthquake struck the Philippines at 13:41 UTC on 15 November 2026, at a shallow depth of about 10 kilometres, according to GDACS. GDACS estimated that about 30,000 people could be exposed to MMI VI shaking and rated the event green, its lowest alert level. The alert reports no deaths, injuries or damage. Because the quake was shallow, shaking at the surface would be stronger than for deeper events of the same magnitude, but the alert itself carries no further detail on local effects.