The Massive shift caused by the 7.8 magnitude earthquake in the Philippines has literally changed the coastline.

In parts of Sarangani and Davao Occidental in the southern Philippines, the ground rose dramatically, lifting the seabed by up to 2 metres. The ocean then pulled back around 200 metres, exposing huge stretches of coral reefs and seagrass that are normally hidden underwater.

Marine life including fish, eels, clams and other sea creatures have been left stranded and are now dying, creating a major environmental problem and raising fears that contaminated seafood could make its way into markets.

Authorities have brought in police patrols, coastal monitoring and inspections to stop people collecting or selling affected marine life.

For communities already dealing with the destruction from a powerful earthquake, this has become another serious threat....

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