5.8-Magnitude Earthquake Shakes El Salvador, No Major Damage Reported

Residents evacuated to the streets as the temblor struck near Acajutla, following a similar quake earlier in the week.

A 5.8-magnitude earthquake struck El Salvador on Thursday morning, with its epicenter located near Acajutla, about 80 kilometers from the capital, San Salvador.
The quake prompted residents to evacuate buildings, but no significant damage or casualties have been reported so far, according to officials.
El Salvador's Environmental Ministry confirmed there is no tsunami threat due to the earthquake's inland location.
This earthquake follows a 6.2-magnitude temblor on Sunday, which also caused no serious damage or fatalities.
Authorities are continuing to monitor the affected areas for potential impacts, though initial assessments indicate minimal disruption.