MEXICO DF (Reuters) – Un sismo de magnitud 6.2 se registr ‘ la ma +/-ana del s ¡bado frente a los costas del oc (c)ano Pac -fico de M (c)xico, sin que se reportaran heridos ni da +/-os.
El movimiento tel ?rico tuvo su epicentro a 303 kil ‘metros al suroeste del centro tur -stico de Puerto Vallarta en el occidental estado mexicano de Jalisco, a una profundidad de 10 kil ‘metros, dijo el Servicio Geol ‘gico de Estados Unidos (USGS, por sus siglas en ingl (c)s).
El coordinador nacional de Protecci ‘n Civil De M (c)xico, Luis Felipe Puente, inform ‘ en su cuenta de Twitter que se realiz ‘ un monitoreo en todo el estado y que no se ten -an reportes de da +/-os por el sismo.
(Reporte de Ver ‘nica G ‘mez Sparrowe; Editado por Silene Ram -rez)
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