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Tsunami warning triggered after 7.4 magnitude earthquake rocks miles of Pacific coastline
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The Pacific coastline near Mexico is a seismically active region, prone to significant earthquakes due to its location near the boundary between several tectonic plates. The US Geological Survey plays a crucial role in monitoring earthquake activity and issuing tsunami warnings to affected areas, helping to mitigate the impact of such natural disasters. Tsunami warnings are typically issued when there is a risk of hazardous waves affecting coastal communities, as is the case here with warnings extended to nearby countries including Guatemala and El Salvador.
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Tsunami warning triggered after 7.4 magnitude earthquake rocks miles of Pacific coastline
Tsunami warnings have been triggered after a 7.4 magnitude earthquake has rocked miles of the Pacific coastline near Mexico.
The earthquake struck near Mexico's southern state of Chiapas.
A tsunami warning has been issued for the region, with tremors being felt in Guatemala and El Salvador.
The US Geological Survey, who issued the warning, also said "hazardous" waves were possible within 300km (186 miles) from th…
17 Jul, 15:15