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Overview
- The earthquake was centered near San Marcos in Guerrero, about 70 kilometers east of Acapulco, according to seismic agencies.
- USGS reported a depth of roughly 35 kilometers, with shaking felt strongly along the Pacific coast and in Mexico City.
- Mexico City authorities said a 60-year-old man died during an evacuation and 12 people were injured.
- Guerrero’s governor confirmed a second fatality in San Marcos after a house collapse, and local officials reported about 50 homes down or damaged there.
- Seismic alarms halted President Claudia Sheinbaum’s morning briefing as sirens triggered evacuations, and authorities are conducting rapid infrastructure checks and monitoring aftershocks.