Guatemala Reports Multiple Aftershocks and Emergencies in Mexico - Latino-News - The Hispanic Newspaper
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Guatemala has recorded 42 replicas and dealt with 58 emergencies due to a strong earthquake originating in Mexico. The magnitude 7.4 movement impacted infrastructure in the west of the country and activated protocols of national response. Damages were reported on roads, 14 schools and 12 public buildings, as well as preventive waves of tsunami. Guatemala under alert after magnitude 7.4 earthquake off its coast The civil protection authorities co…
The seismic authorities issued a tsunami warning warning with variations in the waves of up to 34 centimeters on the coast of San Marcos (Pacific) and the south coast.
The Ministry of the Environment and Natural Resources (MARN) reported that in the early hours of Saturday, July 18, 2026, at least two earthquakes were recorded that were felt by the Salvadoran population. These telluric movements originated off the coast of Guatemala and did not cause any damage or casualties, according to initial reports [...] The post El Salvador records two earthquakes this morning: MARN reports tremors off the coast of Guat…
The land continues to record seismic activity on the border between Mexico and Guatemala. The National Seismological Service reported that a 6.3-magnitude replica occurred near Ciudad Hidalgo, Chiapas, just over an hour after the 7.4 magnitude earthquake that shook southeastern Mexico. The movement had a depth of 15.4 kilometers and was perceptible in various locations near the border with Guatemala. According to the authorities, after the main …
A 7.4 magnitude earthquake struck Friday morning, with its epicenter in the Pacific Ocean, surprising a group of students who were participating in an activity at a school in San Marcos, Guatemala. The moment was captured on video as the children were in the classroom when the tremor began, creating moments of tension.
Guatemalan civil protection authorities reported at least 58 emergencies and 42 aftershocks on Friday following the powerful 7.4 magnitude earthquake, with its epicenter in Mexico, very close to the Guatemalan border, which shook the Pacific coast on Friday morning. At a press conference, the director of the National Institute of Seismology, Volcanology, Meteorology and Hydrology (Insivumeh), Edwin Rojas, explained that the earthquake was caused…
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