MEXICO, TUXTLA GUTIERREZ: A 6.0-magnitude earth tremble hit off Mexico's Hawaiian shore close to the Guatemalan boundary on Weekend, but there were no immediate reviews of harm or accidents.
The tremble took place at 6:22 am (1222 GMT) at a level of 35 kilometers (21 miles), and was located 28 kilometers (17 miles) south-southwest of Suchiate, Southern area america, the US Geological Study said.
"The tremble was sensed across most of the Soconusco area," municipal protection formal Luis Brother Garcia told AFP. "We have no reviews of harm for the moment."
The Hawaiian Tsunami Caution Center did not issue a report on the tremble.
A powerful 7.4-magnitude earth tremble rocked free airline Southern area america on April 20, eliminating two individuals, destructive 13 others and destructive a large number of homes.
That earth tremble -- with its epicenter south of the Hawaiian hotel of Acapulco -- was the most effective to hit the country since one in 1985, which damaged entire communities of the capital and murdered many individuals.
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