Emergency officers support and help people affected by the 7.6-magnitude earthquake that struck about 37 kilometers southeast of Aquila in Michoacan, western Mexico, on Monday (September 19).

The quake left at least one person dead. Shaking was reported as far away as Mexico City.

A tsunami warning was issued but the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center says the threat has now largely passed.

A magnitude 7.6 earthquake struck about 37 kilometers southeast of Aquila in Michoacan, western Mexico on Monday, September 19, leaving at least one person dead, with shaking reported as far away as Mexico City.

A tsunami warning was issued immediately after the quake, but the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center says the tsunami threat has now largely passed.

This video shows people evacuated and emergency officers responding to them in Mexico City after the quake.



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Video Location: Mexico City, Mexico
Video Recording Date/Time: September 19, 2022 at 13:05h
Country: Mexico