AGP Executive Report
Last update: 9 hours agoEarthquake Watch: A 7.3 quake off Mexico’s Chiapas coast rattled Mexico, Guatemala, and El Salvador, with tremors felt from Mexico City to San Salvador; authorities reported no immediate major damage, though two injuries were reported in southern Mexico and evacuations happened in Guatemala City and Mexico’s border towns. Tsunami Alert, Then Lifted: The U.S. tsunami warning was issued for parts of the Pacific coast of Mexico and Guatemala, with coastal water-level rises monitored; the threat was later reported as passed, but officials urged people to stay away from beaches and watch for aftershocks. Aftershocks Continue: USGS recorded multiple aftershocks (up to around 6.8), keeping inspection protocols active across the region. Local Life & Tourism: El Salvador expanded its “Family Friendly Seal” to new certified spots like Apulo Recreational Park, while WFP’s Carl Skau joined Surf City’s Gastro-Lab event to showcase youth culinary training. Public Safety Numbers: President Bukele said El Salvador’s homicide rate fell to 0.90 per 100,000 in 2026, citing continued progress in security strategy.
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