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DFA: Filipinos in quake-hit Japan are safe

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/ 10:44 AM October 06, 2018

A car (R) is stuck on a road damaged by an earthquake in Sapporo, Hokkaido prefecture on September 6, 2018. AFP PHOTO 

No Filipinos were hurt  when a 5.3-magnitude earthquake jolted northern Hokkaido in Japan, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) confirmed late Friday night.

 

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Philippine Ambassador to Japan Jose Laurel V told Foreign Affairs Secretary Alan Peter Cayetano that they would continue to oversee the condition of 1,800 Filipinos living in the island. 

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Laurel added that there were no tsunami warning issued by authorities and the Chitose Airport in Hokkaido was operating normally. 

In a report from Radyo Inquirer, the US Geological Survey said the earthquake hit the island on Friday morning. Last Sept. 6, a 6.7-magnitude earthquake also struck the island. /jpv

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