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7.3 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Southern Mexico
An earthquake with a magnitude of 7.3 struck southern Mexico on the border with Guatemala, followed by a aftershock measuring 5.3. According to initial reports, no significant damage occurred. The quake occurred in the Pacific Ocean at a depth of 15 kilometers, near the city of Tapachula, and was felt by residents of Oaxaca State, Guatemala, and El Salvador. The earthquake comes at a time when seismic risks in the region are increasing, raising concerns about the potential for greater damage or possible tsunamis.
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