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Mexico earthquake: 7.4-magnitude tremor hits Puerto Madero sparking tsunami threat
A magnitude 7.4 earthquake has reportedly struck Puerto Madero, in Mexico.
The incident was announced on Friday morning by the U.S. Geological Survey. Shortly after, the National Weather Service issued an alert for a tsunami threat off the coast of Chiapas, Mexico.
It remains unclear if there was any significant damage or injuries caused by the earthquake.
Eyewitnesses said on social media that the buildings in Guatemala shook.
Other videos shared online showed people evacuating the areas where the quake was felt.
The coast of Chiapas is renowned for its rugged, natural beauty, and often attracts tourists who want to experience Mexico beyond the traditional resort areas.
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