7.3-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Off Mexico Coast

The U.S. Tsunami Warning Center announced a tsunami warning after detecting waves measuring 0.3 metres (1.1 feet) in Puerto Madero, Argentina, and in Chiapas, Mexico. The alert was issued following seismic activity that generated oceanic disturbances in both regions.

The recorded wave heights, while modest, prompted the Center to issue a warning to local authorities and the public. Emergency services in the affected areas have been notified, and coastal monitoring stations are continuing to track sea‑level changes. Officials are advising residents to remain alert and to heed any additional guidance from local disaster management agencies.

Authorities are monitoring the situation closely. At present, the waves are not considered a significant threat, but the warning remains in effect until further analysis confirms that the risk has subsided. Residents in Puerto Madero and Chiapas are urged to stay informed through official channels.