On October 10, 2025, a magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck eastern Mindanao near Davao Oriental in the Philippines. The earthquake caused Intensity V shaking in Davao City and was felt as far as Cebu City and Sorsogon City. Two people died due to the quake, including one hit by falling debris. Multiple structures, schools, and hospitals sustained damage, and power outages occurred. A tsunami warning was issued for several provinces including Davao Oriental and neighboring regions, with tsunami waves observed but registering only small heights. Authorities conducted evacuations and responded with relief and assessment efforts. Aftershocks continued, with magnitudes ranging up to 5.9. Classes and work were suspended temporarily in affected areas, and emergency response teams were deployed.