As of 5:10 PM, June 13, 2026, PHIVOLCS has not yet released a publicly available official aftershock count for this exact hour.
However, the latest reports show:
989 aftershocks were recorded as of 6:00 AM, June 9. (DZRH News)
1,055 aftershocks were recorded as of 7:00 AM, June 9 according to a PHIVOLCS primer cited by SunStar. (SunStar Publishing Inc.)
More recent reports indicate that PHIVOLCS had already detected over 2,000 aftershocks in the days following the June 8 magnitude 7.8 earthquake. (Instagram)
A magnitude 5.7 aftershock was recorded off Glan, Sarangani at 10:05 AM today (June 13) and was felt in General Santos and nearby areas. (GMA Network)
So while I cannot give an exact official count as of 5:10 PM today, the available information suggests that the total number of aftershocks has already exceeded 2,000 and continues to increase. (Instagram)
Given what you and your son experienced in General Santos, it's completely understandable if every noticeable shake still feels alarming. Large earthquakes of this magnitude can produce aftershocks for weeks to months, although they generally become less frequent and weaker over time. (PHIVOLCS)
If you'd like, I can also check the latest PHIVOLCS bulletin and list the strongest aftershocks recorded since June 8, including the ones that were felt in General Santos City.
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