Residents across northern Luzon woke to an unsettling jolt just after midnight on Saturday, 10 January 2026, Philippine Standard Time (PHT), when a magnitude 4.8 earthquake rumbled through the region.
The tremor, centred approximately 23 kilometres north-northwest of Agno in Pangasinan at a depth of 20 kilometres, was potent enough to rattle windows, shift furniture, and send residents racing for safety—yet shallow enough to be felt across a surprisingly wide area.
