Puebla, MX – A magnitude 3.2 earthquake struck near Puebla, Mexico, early Wednesday morning, causing light tremors across the region. The quake occurred at 9:44 a.m. UTC, 6 kilometers east of Puebla in Baja California.
According to the U.S. Geological Survey, the earthquake hit at a depth of 15.9 kilometers. Though not powerful, it was reportedly felt by some residents near the U.S. border, with no immediate reports of damage or injuries.
Experts from the California Integrated Seismic Network stated the earthquake resulted from a fault plane solution. Residents across the region may experience aftershocks in the coming days.
The region around Puebla and Mexicali is seismically active, with regular minor earthquakes. Wednesday’s tremor was the latest in a series of small quakes reported this month, highlighting ongoing seismic activity.
Authorities encourage residents to report their experiences on citizen science platforms to help track the quake’s effects. No significant disruptions were reported following the quake, but locals remain alert to any potential aftershocks.
