NewsTelemundo 51 Miami – MainJune 30, 2026United States
6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Reported Off the Coast of Sinaloa
A 6.0 magnitude earthquake occurred in the Gulf of California near Sinaloa, Mexico, on June 30, 2026. Authorities confirmed there is no tsunami danger and reported no immediate damage, though the tremor was felt strongly in several municipalities.
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Residents in northern and central Sinaloa experienced a significant seismic event that triggered emergency monitoring protocols and building evacuations, though no immediate infrastructure damage was reported.
Key Facts
- A 6.0 magnitude earthquake occurred in the Gulf of California on June 30, 2026, at approximately 12:45 p.m.
- The epicenter was located 47 miles south-southwest of El Progreso and 12.3 miles northwest of Guasave.
- The earthquake had a depth of 5 kilometers.
- No tsunami alerts were issued, and the Secretary of the Navy confirmed no dangerous sea level variations.
- The tremor was felt strongly in Guasave, Ahome, Salvador Alvarado, and Culiacán.
- Public buildings in Guasave were evacuated as a precaution.
- Governor Yeraldine Bonilla Valverde activated state-wide civil protection monitoring protocols.
- No immediate reports of damage or injuries have been confirmed.
Who's Mentioned
personYeraldine Bonilla Valverde“Governor of Sinaloa who instructed civil protection protocols.”organizationCoordinación Nacional de Protección Civil“National agency monitoring the situation and tsunami risk.”personJosé Carlos Espinoza“Director of Municipal Civil Protection of Salvador Alvarado.”locationSinaloa“State where the earthquake was felt.”organizationServicio Sismológico Nacional“Provided data on earthquake depth.”organizationServicio Geológico de Estados Unidos“USGS reported the earthquake magnitude and location.”locationEl Progreso“Reference point for the earthquake's epicenter.”locationGuasave“Municipality where the earthquake was felt strongly.”