A powerful earthquake measuring about 8.0–8.1 strikes the Philippines, damaging buildings and prompting tsunami warnings for coastal areas. Reports describe buildings collapsing and rubble forming across affected areas, with videos circulating online showing structures crumbling as residents run for safety. High school and university buildings are among those reported damaged. Authorities issue tsunami warnings not only for the Philippines but also for neighboring Indonesia, indicating that the event could generate sea waves of more than one meter. Both accounts emphasize the scale of the shaking and the immediate hazard posed by possible tsunamis, though they do not provide a consolidated damage or casualty count in the available text. The West Australian and Times of India both refer to dramatic footage emerging in the aftermath, consistent with reports of sudden structural failure and urgent public response. The overall reporting focuses on the earthquake’s magnitude, the observed destruction, and the issuance of tsunami alerts.