BBC:

Tsunami warning issued after 7.4 magnitude earthquake hits Philippines

Edited by Yvette Tan with reporting from Koh Ewe and Kelly Ng in Singapore

1. First tsunami waves could come within an hour - Philippine agencypublished at 13:37

   13:37Breaking

   The first tsunami waves may arrive before 11:43 local time (03:43 GMT) and may last "for hours", Philippine authorities say.

   The country's Institute of Volcanology and Seismology (Phivolcs) has asked residents living in coastal areas of affected provinces to “immediately evacuate to higher grounds or move farther inland.”

   Phivolcs also advised boat owners to secure their vessels and move away from the waterfront.

   “Boats already at sea during this period should stay offshore in deep waters until further advised,” it added.

2. Tsunami waves could reach up to 3m above tide levelpublished at 13:32

   13:32

   We've just seen an alert from the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center, warning that tsunami waves could reach up to 3m (10ft) above normal tide levels along some coasts in the Philippines.

   Waves may reach up to a metre above normal tides for some coasts of Indonesia and Palau.

3. Tsunami warning also issued in parts of Indonesiapublished at 13:28

   13:28

   Tsunami warnings have also been issued in Indonesia's northern Sulawesi and Papua regions, more than 300km away from the earthquake's epicentre.

   Indonesia's geophysics agency says these regions are under threat.

4. Tsunami warning issued after earthquake in Mindanaopublished at 13:22

   13:22

   Authorities in the Philippines have issued a tsunami warning after a magnitude-7.4 earthquake struck the country’s Mindanao region on Friday morning.