Manila Trench activity may generate up to 5.5-meter tsunami, officials warn
The Philippine Institute of Volcanology and Seismology says strong movement along the Manila Trench could produce a tsunami as high as 5.5 meters, urging the public to get ready.
Phivolcs reported that recent seismic activity in the Manila Trench poses a risk of a tsunami reaching 5.5 meters. The agency outlined its tsunami risk-reduction measures ahead of World Tsunami Awareness Day on November 5. Residents are being asked to review evacuation plans and stay informed about potential alerts.
Why it matters
A possible 5.5-meter tsunami could endanger coastal communities, making preparedness essential.
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