A massive earthquake rattled southern Mexico and neighboring Central American nations early Friday morning, sending people fleeing from swaying buildings.
The United States Geological Survey reported a magnitude-7.4 earthquake struck off the coast of southern Mexico, near the border with Guatemala, just before 8 AM PT.
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The quake was felt across three countries: Mexico, Guatemala, and El Salvador.
Videos captured people evacuating office buildings as large skyscrapers visibly swayed during the shaking.
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No injuries or significant damage have been reported so far, according to initial assessments.
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Aftershocks continue to rattle the region, with some registering above magnitude 5.
Authorities have confirmed there is no tsunami threat from the earthquake.
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The USGS noted that the magnitude may be adjusted slightly as further data is analyzed, but any earthquake above 7 is considered major.
