TACLOBAN, Philippines—Part of the central Philippines was without power Friday a day after a strong earthquake struck the area, triggering landslides and leaving at least two people dead. The army sent soldiers and engineers to villages where roads were reportedly impassable after the quake. The 6.5-magnitude temblor Thursday afternoon was centered in Leyte province at a shallow depth, which often can cause greater surface...

Source: Wall Street Journal July 07, 2017 06:00 UTC