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Engineers: EAC building tilt could be caused by ‘liquefaction,’ ‘proximity of establishments’

By Rosette Adel | April 23, 2019 - 5:15pm

The tilting of Emilio Aguinaldo College building in Manila following a magnitude 6.1 quake is probably caused by liquefaction...

Nation

INFOGRAPHIC: Liquefaction potential map of Metro Manila

By Rosette Adel | August 9, 2015 - 1:14am

With the anticipated magnitude 7.2 earthquake triggered by the West Valley Fault along areas in Metro Manila and nearby provinces,...

Nation