AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoEarthquake Watch: A 7.3-magnitude quake struck off southern Mexico near Chiapas, shaking parts of Guatemala and El Salvador; Mexico’s navy and regional leaders said there were no immediate reports of major damage or deaths, though evacuations and aftershock monitoring continued. The US Tsunami Warning System briefly issued a Pacific coastal alert for Mexico and Guatemala, then lifted it after sea-level checks showed only minor fluctuations. Aftershocks & Response: Officials reported multiple aftershocks (up to around 6.8) and urged people to stay away from beaches and follow official guidance while inspections were carried out. Local Impact: In El Salvador, tremors were felt strongly enough to prompt public evacuations in some areas, with authorities reporting no major damage as teams assessed conditions. Tourism Push: Separately, El Salvador expanded family-friendly tourism certifications under First Lady Gabriela de Bukele’s initiative, adding Apulo Recreational Park and other accessible sites. Workforce & Food Security: The government also highlighted WFP-backed efforts, including meetings to expand public-private partnerships and climate resilience, plus a Surf City Gastro-Lab culinary showcase featuring young talent.
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