Overview
- The National Seismological Service confirmed a magnitude 2.3 event with an epicenter in Coyoacán at latitude 19.35, longitude -99.13 and a depth of about 1 kilometer.
- Residents reported brief shaking in parts of Coyoacán and the neighboring Benito Juárez borough during the evening.
- Mexico City's C5 said it contacted borough risk and civil protection units and received no reports of damage.
- The public seismic alert did not sound because it is configured to activate for stronger quakes, generally around magnitude 5.0 or higher.
- Some buildings initiated internal safety protocols, and authorities continue targeted monitoring of recurring microseismic activity near the Plateros–Mixcoac zone.