Mexico earthquake

Warnings have been issued that a tsunami could occur along the Mexican coast with waves between one and three metres above tide level possible.

A video from Mexico City showed street signs swaying during the quake and locals crowded in the streets as a warning siren blared in the background. The earthquake is reported to be a 7.6 magnitude quake according to the US Geological Survey. It noted that waves between one and three metres above the tide level are possible along the Mexican coast. Local news channels reported that firefighters closed some buildings in Mexico City to the public due to concerns of collapse. According to the Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre, possible waves could occur within 300km of the earthquake’s epicentre. The US

The capital was hit by a quake on Monday, on the same day that it was struck by the deadly 1985 and 2017 disasters. Experts say the likelihood of this ...

In 2017, after a second deadly earthquake hit Mexico City, Mogens Bladt, a researcher at UNAM’s Department of Probability and Statistics, helped EL PAÍS determine the probability of another quake measuring 7 or more on the Richter scale affect Mexico City on the date September 19. By dividing the number of earthquakes by the number of days between 1900 and 2022, he calculated that the probability of an earthquake with a magnitude 7 or more hitting on any day in that period was 0.13386%. According to experts, the probability of an earthquake hitting the capital on the exact same day in between 0.000751% and 0.00000024%. But mathematician Luis Gonzali argued that the probability of three earthquakes hitting Mexico City on the same date was much lower. Using these assumptions, Mateos calculated the probability – one in 365 by one in 365 – equalling one in 133,335, or 0.000751%. [earthquakes occur randomly](https://english.elpais.com/usa/2021-09-09/what-were-the-flashes-of-light-seen-during-mexicos-recent-earthquake.html), they are just as likely to hit one date as another; they are independent events; and every year an earthquake measuring 7 or more on the Richter scale hits Mexico City.

A 7.6 magnitude earthquake hit western Mexico around 1pm local time yesterday, damaging buildings and infrastructure, leaving millions without power and ...

"It was like the dentist's drill for me," she said. Ernesto Lanzette, a business owner in the Mexican capital, said: "It's this date. The 19th is a day to be feared." Thousands tragically died in the earthquake on September 19, in 1985, and over 350 died in the quake on the same day in 2017. [earthquake](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/earthquake) shook [Mexico](https://www.mirror.co.uk/all-about/mexico) on the exact same day as two previous killer quakes. The earthquake struck the same day as previous destructive earthquakes battered the country in 1985 and in 2017.

According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the earthquake was 7.6 magnitude, but Mexico's National Seismological Service put it at a 7.7 magnitude quake. Despite ...

This time, at first I was scared, and then I began to cry. It struck a relatively sparsely populated area 250 miles southwest of Mexico City in western Michoacán state and was recorded at a depth of 9.4 miles below ground. María Refugio Valdés, 55, added: “I can’t believe that this happened again on Sept. Click the upvote icon at the top of the page to help raise this article through the indy100 rankings. Maybe it’s a message: We shouldn’t do anything on Sept. 46-year-old nurse Lourdes Trejo said: “It’s surreal how we live in this country with these earthquakes.

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The quake struck 46km south-southeast of La Placita De Morelos at a depth of 10km, the US Geological Survey (USGS) said.

The US Geological Survey (USGS) said the quake struck 46km south-southeast of La Placita De Morelos at a depth of 10km. At this moment the personnel are working to recover his body." [earthquake](/latest/earthquakes) close to the Pacific coast in Mexico killed two people and triggered more than 217 aftershocks.

A magnitude 7.6 earthquake struck off the western coast of Mexico on Monday afternoon. The U.S. Geological Survey said it initially registered the strong ...

The U.S. Geological Survey said it initially registered the strong earthquake about 25 miles southeast of La Placita de Morelos, Mexico, hitting just after 1 p.m. The tropical storm's outer rain bands were forecast to produce several inches of rain off the Jalisco coast into Monday afternoon. Mexico City had planned an earthquake drill Monday afternoon to mark the 37th anniversary of an 8.1 magnitude earthquake that devastated the capital, according to Geological Survey said it initially registered the strong earthquake about 25 miles southeast of La Placita de Morelos, Mexico. A magnitude 7.6 earthquake struck off the western coast of Mexico on Monday afternoon.

In Mexico, at least two people were killed as a major 7.6-magnitude earthquake struck the Pacific coast near the port city of Manzanillo Monday afternoon, ...

Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum said there were no reports of major damage in the capital, and she said the timing of the earthquake was a coincidence. The earthquake struck on the anniversary of two previous major quakes that devastated central Mexico in 1985 and 2017. In Mexico, at least two people were killed as a major 7.6-magnitude earthquake struck the Pacific coast near the port city of Manzanillo Monday afternoon, triggering a tsunami alert, collapsing buildings near the epicenter and knocking out electricity to over a million customers.

A major earthquake that killed two people in Mexico on Monday also damaged more than 200 buildings and injured 10 people, Laura Velazquez, ...

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The parents of children killed when a school collapsed during Mexico's 2017 earthquake were celebrating a Mass in their memory, And then the ground began to ...

Xyoli Pérez-Campos, a researcher in the seismology department at the National Autonomous University of Mexico’s Geophysical Institute, said there was no physical reason for the coincidence of major earthquakes on a single day. On the morning of Sept. He said a lot of his acquaintances begin to worry about an earthquake come September. Mexico’s national Civil Defense Coordinator Laura Velázquez said Tuesday that the two deaths in Colima were due to parts of buildings collapsing. 19 to commemorate the devastating 1985 temblor. More than 200 buildings were damaged, including dozens of schools and health centers, she said.

Mexico's president says material damage reported near epicentre of quake, but it is lucky death toll not higher.

Monday’s earthquake was the result of the “interaction of the Cocos plate with the North America plate”, which also caused the 1985 earthquake, Perez-Campos said. Power was out in parts of the city, however, including at stoplights, which snarled the capital’s already notorious traffic. “It was a tremor of considerable intensity,” he said. Ten people also were injured: nine in Colima and one in neighbouring Michoacan. [said](https://twitter.com/lopezobrador_/status/1571937397243514880) there was material damage near the epicentre, but that it was lucky that the death toll was not higher. Most of the damage was in the Pacific states of Colima and Michoacan, close to the Michoacan epicentre of the earthquake, which struck on the same date as two previous temblors that devastated Mexico in 1985 and 2017, respectively.

The parents of children killed when a school collapsed during Mexico's 2017 earthquake were celebrating a Mass in their memory, And then the ground began to ...

Xyoli Pérez-Campos, a researcher in the seismology department at the National Autonomous University of Mexico’s Geophysical Institute, said there was no physical reason for the coincidence of major earthquakes on a single day. On the morning of Sept. He said a lot of his acquaintances begin to worry about an earthquake come September. Mexico’s national Civil Defense Coordinator Laura Velázquez said Tuesday that the two deaths in Colima were due to parts of buildings collapsing. 19 to commemorate the devastating 1985 temblor. More than 200 buildings were damaged, including dozens of schools and health centers, she said.

MEXICO CITY (AP) — As the parents of children killed when a school collapsed during...

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