Figure 1. (Left) Location of Masbate Island in the Central Philippines. (Right) Seismicity of the 2003 magnitude 6.2 and 2020 magnitude 6.6 earthquakes that struck Masbate Island, separated by only 17 years, along the same segment of the Philippine Fault. Modified from Llamas et al. (2024). Credit: Llamas and Aurelio, 2024, CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

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Figure 1. (Left) Location of Masbate Island in the Central Philippines. (Right) Seismicity of the 2003 magnitude 6.2 and 2020 magnitude 6.6 earthquakes that struck Masbate Island, separated by only 17 years, along the same segment of the Philippine Fault. Modified from Llamas et al. (2024). Credit: Llamas and Aurelio, 2024, CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

Figure 1. (Left) Location of Masbate Island in the Central Philippines. (Right) Seismicity of the 2003 magnitude 6.2 and 2020 magnitude 6.6 earthquakes that struck Masbate Island, separated by only 17 years, along the same segment of the Philippine Fault. Modified from Llamas et al. (2024). Credit: Llamas and Aurelio, 2024, CC BY-NC-ND 4.0

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