A magnitude 6.1 earthquake struck the western region of Cuba, according to local media reports. The seismic event was strong enough to be felt in Florida, though no casualties have been reported following the tremor.
Magnitude: 6.1
Location: Western and northwestern Cuba
Reach: Felt in Florida
Casualties: None reported
Tremors Reach Florida
The earthquake, centered in the northwest and western portions of Cuba, generated significant shaking that extended beyond the island’s borders. According to reports from local media, the strength of the quake was sufficient for residents in Florida to feel the impact.
Casualty and Damage Reports
Despite the magnitude of the 6.1 tremor, initial reports indicate there are no victims. Local media outlets covering the event in western Cuba have stated that no casualties have been reported following the seismic activity.
6.1 magnitude earthquake reported off Cuba’s western coast; tremors felt in Florida
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