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Strong Earthquakes Rattle Philippines, an Industrial Info Market Brief
A second major earthquake jarred the Philippines on Tuesday, after a 6.1 magnitude earthquake on Monday left several people dead.
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A second major earthquake jarred the Philippines on Tuesday, after a 6.1 magnitude earthquake on Monday left several people dead. According to news reports, the magnitude 6.3 earthquake struck the island of Samar on Tuesday. Monday's earthquake struck the island of Luzon, according to news accounts.
Industrial Info's Disaster Impact Tracker is monitoring three earthquake-related outages at Petron Corporation's 180,000-barrel-per-day Limay, Bataan, refinery and one outage at Philippine Polypropylene Incorporated's Mariveles, Bataan, polypropylene unit.
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