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General Santos, Philippines

Earthquakes, Justice Dialogue

A weak magnitude 2.3 earthquake struck the Celebes Sea 32 km south of General Santos on Thursday morning, per volcanodiscovery.com.

The Philippine National Police (PNP) reported that an ex-solon has turned himself in, prompting calls for other wanted officials to surrender, tribune.net.ph reports.

General Santos hosted a pivotal national justice dialogue involving Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla and PNP Chief Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr., tribune.net.ph notes.

The city also served as the ceremonial send-off point for personnel and resources heading to the 49th ASEAN Summit, according to facebook.com.

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01facebookfacebook.com · 11 NovLOOK: Interior and Local Government Secretary Jonvic Remulla and Philippine National Police Chief Gen. Jose Melencio Nartatez Jr. lead the ceremonial send-off of personnel and resources for the 49th #ASEAN Summit and Related Summits at the Quirino G 02tribunetribune.net.ph · 11 NovPNP urges wanted officials to surrender after ex-solon turns himself in 03tribunetribune.net.ph · 11 NovGenSan hosts pivotal national justice dialogue 04volcanodiscoveryvolcanodiscovery.com · 11 NovWeak mag. 2.3 earthquake - Celebes Sea, 32 km south of Glan, Philippines, on Thursday, Nov 12, 2026, at 12:49 am (Manila time) 05volcanodiscoveryvolcanodiscovery.com · 10 NovModerate mag. 4.5 earthquake - Davao, 93 km south of General Santos, Philippines, on Wednesday, Nov 11, 2026, at 12:27 am (Manila time) 06mbmb.com.ph · 11 NovPNP uses ex-solon’s surrender as call for other wanted persons to face raps 07newsinfonewsinfo.inquirer.net · 11 NovNartatez urges fugitives to surrender after ex-solon turns himself in

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