Overview
- The Servicio Sismológico Nacional measured the quake at 4.6 magnitude with an epicenter six kilometers northwest of Culiacán at a depth of five kilometers.
- Residents across the city felt the tremor and some evacuated buildings, reflecting shock at an uncommon seismic event in the region.
- Governor Rubén Rocha Moya announced via social media that no injuries or structural damage have been detected.
- State and municipal civil protection authorities have activated safety protocols and are inspecting public and private structures.
- Live footage of the tremor disrupting a local political talk show went viral, underscoring public astonishment at the event.