Overview
- The epicenter was 15 kilometers southwest of San Marcos in Guerrero at a depth of 10 kilometers, and the quake was felt across several southern states and in Mexico City.
- The National Seismological Service recorded about 420 aftershocks hours after the main shock, and officials urged residents to keep emergency kits ready.
- Local reports from Acapulco cited light façade damage, power outages and escaping gas, while authorities did not report large-scale destruction.
- Twelve people were reported injured as evacuations and safety checks unfolded following the quake.
- President Claudia Sheinbaum briefly halted a morning press conference as alarms sounded and later oversaw the evacuation of the National Palace.