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Mindanao earthquake 2026

Latest Daily Tribune news and analysis on Mindanao earthquake 2026.

  1. Massive quake affects 1.59-M individuals

    Massive quake affects 1.59-M individuals

    The NDRRMC reported that the magnitude 7.8 earthquake off Maasim, Sarangani has affected nearly 1.6 million people across Mindanao, with 77 confirmed deaths,…

  2. The 7:37 a.m. interruption

    The 7:37 a.m. interruption

    For fathers, it is a reminder that the greatest provision we can give our families isn’t just a stable tomorrow, but an anchored today.

  3. Before the convoy arrives

    Before the convoy arrives

    This broader reality provides useful context for the recent earthquake that struck Mindanao and the response that followed.

  4. THE Port of General Santos cannot remain non-operational for long as a significant portion of the local economy depends on it.

    Makar Wharf reopens

    The Philippine Ports Authority has resumed limited operations at Makar Port in General Santos City following structural assessments after the magnitude 7.8…

  5. Quake-hit families secure shelter aid

    Quake-hit families secure shelter aid

    Families affected by the magnitude-7.8 Mindanao earthquake will receive government assistance, including cash aid, emergency shelters, repair kits and housing…

  6. CLASSES must go on Undeterred by earthquake damage, President Marcos (third from right) inspects General Santos City National High School to fast-track rehabilitation of school facilities, even as alternative learning modalities keep on schedule students education.

    Disaster resilience, reaction tested

    Amid the devastating 7.8-magnitude Mindanao earthquake, President Ferdinand Marcos Jr. highlighted an agenda focused on protecting lives, strengthening…

  7. Have you received nature’s memo?

    Have you received nature’s memo?

    The trees we cut are not merely there for ornamental purposes — they have their role in flood control. Mangroves planted near ports are not just for green…

  8. Politics has no place in disasters

    Politics has no place in disasters

    There is no better time than now for PBBM to show that he is not only president of Luzon and Visayas but also of Mindanao.