A significant earthquake near Mindanao, Philippines has prompted a tsunami advisory for the region, according to the US Tsunami Warning System. The quake, with an estimated magnitude of 8.2, occurred in Davao City around 7.40am local time on Monday, June 8, 2026, causing strong shaking reported by residents. As a precautionary measure, people have evacuated buildings.

Several countries are now under a potential tsunami threat following the earthquake. ABC Darwin has announced a tsunami watch for Australia’s Northern Territory, urging coastal residents to stay informed with official updates. The Bureau of Meteorology and the Joint Australian Tsunami Warning Centre have indicated that any potential tsunami would not reach Australia until 2.30pm ACST.

The Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre reported the earthquake as magnitude 8.2 with a depth of 63km in Honolulu. The Japanese Meteorological Society issued a tsunami advisory for coastal areas in the southern parts of Japan. Additionally, New Zealand Civil Defence posted on Facebook about possible tsunami warnings affecting multiple countries.

In the Philippines, the 8.2 magnitude earthquake struck Mindanao at a depth of 10km (6.2 miles), triggering concerns about potential tsunamis in the region. This remains an ongoing event with updates forthcoming.