where was the earthquake

The earthquake occurred in the central Philippines, specifically near Bogo City in Cebu province. It was a powerful magnitude 6.9 quake that struck offshore, about 12 miles northeast of Bogo, Cebu. The earthquake caused significant damage to houses, buildings, and infrastructure, resulting in at least 69 deaths and many injuries. The epicenter was shallow, around 5 to 10 kilometers deep, contributing to the severe shaking experienced in the area. The quake disrupted power and caused landslides, particularly impacting Bogo City and nearby towns like Medellin, Tabuelan, and San Remigio in Cebu province. This was one of the deadliest earthquakes in the region in over a decade.