More than 100 dead after magnitude-7.1 earthquake hits the Philippines October 16, 2013 -- Updated 0731 GMT (1531 HKT) NEW: The quake, which struck Tuesday, injured 181 people NEW: More than 20 people are missing The earthquake hit on a national holiday in the Philippines (CNN) -- The death toll from the magnitude-7.1 earthquake in central Philippines rose to 127 on Wednesday, authorities said. The quake, which struck Tuesday, injured 181 people and rattled many celebrating a religious holiday. The bulk of the casualties were in Bohol province. More than 20 people are missing and authorities are checking into reports of people trapped in collapsed buildings, the Philippines News Agency reported. The Philippines disaster council gave the temblor a slightly higher rating, 7.2 magnitude. Tuesday was a national holiday, the beginning of the Muslim festival of Eid al-Adha. There was no widespread threat of a tsunami, the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said. It warned that earthquakes this large can sometimes cause tsunamis within 100 kilometers of the epicenter. Tourist Robert Michael Poole said he was riding a bike in Bohol when the earthquake struck and cracked the road in front of him. CNN's Joseph Netto and Tim Schwarz contributed to this report