Mexico struck by 6.5 magnitude earthquake
AP News••general
Key Points:
- A 6.5 magnitude earthquake struck near San Marcos in Guerrero, Mexico, causing landslides and prompting residents and tourists in Mexico City and Acapulco to evacuate buildings.
- The quake occurred at a depth of 21.7 miles and was felt strongly in the mountainous region about 57 miles northeast of Acapulco.
- President Claudia Sheinbaum's press briefing was interrupted by seismic alarms, but she later confirmed no serious damage was reported after speaking with Guerrero’s governor.
- Local residents reported strong shaking accompanied by noise and seismic alerts, with some communication disruptions in the affected areas.
- Authorities continue to monitor the situation as aftershocks persist, and some areas are experiencing landslides affecting
