Chocolate Hills leaning tower of Bohol collapsed due to quake
The leaning tower and the viewing deck overlooking the famed Chocolate Hills in Carmen, Bohol lay in ruins after a magnitude-7.2 earthquake struck the Visayas region early Tuesday morning, October 15. At least 20 people were reported killed when the earthquake destroyed buildings in and around one of the Philippines' major tourist hubs. Carmen was the epicenter of the quake. Robert Michael Poole via Twitter.
Phivolcs Director Renato Solidum says the epicenter of the magnitude-7.2 earthquake in the province of Carmen, Bohol during a press conference at the Phivolcs office in Quezon City on Tuesday, October 15.
A couple on a motorbike navigates through a damaged road in Loboc, Bohol after a magnetude-7.2 earthquake struck the Visayas region early Tuesday morning, October 15. At least 20 people were reported killed when the earthquake destroyed buildings in and around one of the Philippines' major tourist hubs
