A 6.3-magnitude earthquake strikes off the southern Philippines, according to the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS). The quake occurs about 32 kilometres (roughly 20 miles) southwest of Sarangani Island. Reports from multiple outlets citing the USGS place the event at 0414 GMT (equivalent to 12:14 p.m. local time) and at a depth of 62 kilometres. Authorities do not issue a tsunami warning after the earthquake. None of the sources indicate immediate impacts or damage, and they reference the absence of any tsunami alert as the main follow-up information available at the time of reporting. Overall, the coverage is consistent on the earthquake’s magnitude, location relative to Sarangani, timing, depth, and the USGS statement that no tsunami warning is triggered.