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Strong quake hits Mexican coast near Guatemala, triggers tsunami threat

A powerful earthquake striking near the Mexico-Guatemala border has prompted regional tsunami alerts along the Pacific coast.

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A magnitude 7.3 to 7.4 earthquake hit the coast of Puerto Madero, Mexico, on July 17. The tremors were felt across the border in Guatemala and El Salvador.

Coverage from Reuters, CNN, CBS News, FOX Weather, and TODAY.com emphasizes the issuance of a tsunami threat for both Mexico and Guatemala. Reports note that no immediate damage has been confirmed following the event.

Observers are waiting for further assessments from authorities regarding potential infrastructure impact and the status of the tsunami alert as officials continue to monitor the Pacific Ring of Fire.

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What was the magnitude of the earthquake?

Reports from the USGS and various news outlets cite magnitudes between 7.3 and 7.4.

Has any damage been reported?

According to coverage from TODAY.com, no immediate damage has been reported.

Which countries are under a tsunami threat?

The tsunami threat has been issued for Mexico and Guatemala.

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