At least 32 people were killed after a magnitude 7.8 earthquake struck Sarangani province in the southern Philippines on Monday morning. The deaths were caused by falling debris, building collapse and landslides. The Philippine National Police reported that no fewer than 134 people were injured. Junie Castillo, spokesperson for the Philippines' Office of Civil Defence, said 10 victims were reported in South Cotabato's General Santos and that at least 12 people remain missing. A two-storey school building in General Santos collapsed with students trapped inside. Online videos show university and restaurant buildings collapsed in disaster-hit areas. Some commercial facilities sustained structural damage, with signs falling and window panes shattered. Schools and flights were suspended after the earthquake. Multiple countries issued tsunami warnings, which were later lifted.