7.3‑Magnitude Quake Near Mexico‑Guatemala Border Triggers Tsunami Fears

A magnitude‑7.3 earthquake struck near the Mexico‑Guatemala border on Tuesday. The tremor was felt across Mexico, Guatemala and Belize. Buildings in the three countries reported shaking and minor damage. Authorities issued a tsunami warning following the quake. Coastal communities prepared for possible waves despite limited evidence. Emergency services mobilized to assess structural impacts. The event highlights the region’s vulnerability to seismic activity. Officials will continue monitoring for aftershocks and potential sea‑level changes.