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Mexico-Guatemala Earthquake Shakes Region | Charleston News
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A powerful 7.3-magnitude earthquake rattled the southern Pacific coast of Mexico near the Guatemala border, sending tremors from Mexico City to El Salvador and triggering tsunami warnings. Though initially feared, the quake caused no major damage or injuries, with residents in Tapachula and Guatemala City reporting intense shaking that prompted mass evacuations. Landslides hit western Guatemala, leading to temporary school closures, while Mexico City’s early warning system didn’t activate due to insufficient initial seismic energy. President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed no significant damage in the capital. The region, known for its tectonic instability, weathered the quake with minimal catastrophe.
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