Earthquake in a Condo or High-Rise: What to Do
Why tall buildings sway, why you shouldn't run for the stairs, elevator safety, and when to evacuate. A guide for condo living.
Philippine Earthquakes in October 2026: Monthly Recap
1,855 quakes, an M5.9 off Surigao del Sur, and nine magnitude-5 quakes. The month in numbers.
How to Get Earthquake Alerts on Your Phone in the Philippines
Emergency cell broadcasts, Android Earthquake Alerts, PHIVOLCS, and live tracking. The settings to check in 5 minutes.
Philippine Earthquakes in September 2026: Monthly Recap
1,943 quakes, a strongest of M5.4, and Sarangani aftershocks nearly back to pre-quake levels. The month in numbers.
How Earthquakes Are Monitored in the Philippines
From seismometer to bulletin in minutes: the PHIVOLCS network, how fast quakes get reported, and why PHIVOLCS and USGS numbers differ.
Earthquake Myths vs. Facts: 8 Things Many Filipinos Get Wrong
Doorways, the "triangle of life", animals predicting quakes — 8 common myths debunked with the facts.
Aftershocks Explained: Why They Happen and How Long They Last
How big aftershocks get, how long they last, and why they can be deadlier than the mainshock.
The Complete Earthquake Go-Bag Checklist (72-Hour Kit)
Everything to pack for 3 days on your own — organized by category, based on PHIVOLCS & NDRRMC guidance.
Tsunami Safety: Warning Signs and What to Do
Shake, Drop, Roar — the natural signs, why local tsunamis give you only minutes, and how to evacuate.
How to Check If Your House Is Near a Fault Line
A 2-minute, step-by-step guide using HazardHunterPH and our live fault map.
Why Does the Philippines Have So Many Earthquakes?
The Ring of Fire, colliding tectonic plates, and trenches on both sides — the geology behind 50+ quakes a day.
Earthquakes in Philippine History: A Timeline of the Deadliest Quakes
From the 1645 Luzon quake and the 1863 fall of Manila to the 1976 Moro Gulf tsunami and 2013 Bohol — centuries of disasters.
Magnitude vs. Intensity: What the Numbers Really Mean
Why a "magnitude 6" feels very different depending on where you stand — and the PHIVOLCS Intensity Scale explained.
Philippine Fault Lines Explained: The West Valley Fault & "The Big One"
The 1,200-km Philippine Fault Zone, the fault running beneath Metro Manila, and what "The Big One" actually projects.
The Strongest Earthquakes in the Philippines Since 2020
From the 2026 magnitude 7.8 Sarangani quake to the 2020 Masbate quake — the biggest of the decade so far, ranked.
Earthquake Safety: What to Do Before, During & After a Quake
Drop, Cover, and Hold On — plus go-bag essentials, a family plan, and what to do once the shaking stops.