It is a powerful destructive storm usually forming in the Pacific Ocean.

It is the abnormal rise of water pushed inland by a strong storm.

It is the discharging of gas and lava from a landform with a crater.

It is the shaking of the ground as a result of the movement of the earth's crust or volcanic action.

It is the sliding down of a mass of soil, rocks and debris from elevated landforms.

After 42 years, an elevated landform in Taal erupted again, spewing thick smoke, ashes and rock fragments.

On July 27, 2022, a strong shaking of the ground struck the island of Luzon in the Philippines.

The roads in Little Kibungan in La Trinidad, Benguet province was covered in mud sliding down from the mountain ridge.

City engineers conducted thorough inspection of buildings in Metro Manila after the violent shaking of the ground.

Concerned government agencies issued warnings and advise to the people to stay at home, close the windows and wear thick masks whenever going out because of the presence of toxic gas and ashes in the air.

Local government units announced the suspension of work and classes after PAGASA issued Red Rainfall Warning early Monday morning.

Residents along the coastlines in Navotas City are forced to evacuate because of the danger that the typhoon may bring them.

The local government of Marikina City alerted the residents before Marikina River reached overflowing level.

About 378 houses were buried in mud in Cherry Hills in Antipolo City.