Strong quake hits Mexican coast near Guatemala, triggers tsunami threat

A powerful magnitude 7.3 quake hit off Mexico’s Chiapas coast, felt across Guatemala and El Salvador, with several aftershocks up to magnitude 5–6.
A tsunami warning covered coasts within 300 km, but officials said any waves would likely be small (around half a meter) and no major maritime impact is expected.
Buildings were shaken and people evacuated in Guatemala City, with residents saying the quake revived fears from recent Venezuelan tremors, though authorities reported no immediate damage.