An earthquake of magnitude 7.1 hit the island of Luzon in the Philippines on Wednesday.
The epicenter of the earthquake was in the province of Abra, about 11 km from the town of Dolores at a shallow depth of 10 km.
Tremors were also noticeable in Manila, located 300 km from the epicenter of the earthquake.
In the capital, several high-rise buildings swayed, the subway stopped working and people were evacuated from the Senate building.
The Philippine Seismological Institute recorded about 200 weaker aftershocks.
However, there were no tsunami warnings.
The earthquake damaged hundreds of buildings and recorded landslides.
More than 60 people were injured.
Part of the districts of the city of Banged was left without electricity and the Internet.
The earthquake damaged historic buildings in the city of Vigan.
Ancient bricks and coral stones fell from the Bantai Bell Tower.
In Baguio City, several major roads were hit by falling debris.
