MAE informs Romanian citizens about a 4.6 magnitude earthquake in the Philippines and advises to avoid the affected areas
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The Ministry of Foreign Affairs (MAE) has issued an alert for Romanian citizens in the Philippines after a 4.6 magnitude earthquake occurred on May 27, 2025, affecting Quezon province and felt in Manila. The MFA recommends avoiding traveling to the affected areas and following the announcements of local authorities. Citizens may consult official websites for further information and may request consular assistance through the Romanian Embassy in Manila.
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