Video: M5.6 Oaxaca Earthquake Causes Damage and Injury in Mexico
A 5.6 magnitude earthquake struck Oaxaca, Mexico, leaving visible damage and injuring at least one person, as confirmed by video footage from the scene.
🟦 Video Shows Aftermath of M5.6 Oaxaca Earthquake in Mexico
A powerful magnitude 5.6 Oaxaca earthquake shook southern Mexico on August 2, 2025, at 17:58 UTC, causing structural damage and injuring at least one person, local authorities confirmed. Striking at a shallow depth of 10 kilometers, the earthquake produced strong surface tremors across the region.
🎥 Video footage recorded by residents shows cracked buildings, fallen debris, and emergency evacuations as the Oaxaca earthquake struck.
🟦 Oaxaca Earthquake Leaves Behind Physical Damage – Caught on Video
Multiple clips shared on social media reveal the immediate impact of the earthquake: broken facades, collapsed walls, and terrified citizens rushing to safety. Emergency services have been deployed to the affected zones, where assessment teams are surveying the extent of the Oaxaca earthquake damage.
🟦 Seismic Risk in Oaxaca Remains High
🟦 Why Oaxaca Earthquakes Are So Frequent and Destructive
Situated along the Cocos-North American plate boundary, Oaxaca is one of Mexico’s most seismically active states. Earthquakes like today’s 5.6 magnitude tremor are a persistent hazard in this region. The Oaxaca earthquake serves as another reminder of the importance of seismic preparedness.
🟦 Ongoing Emergency Response to Oaxaca Earthquake
Local authorities have activated emergency protocols. Hospitals are attending to the injured, while search-and-rescue units remain on standby. Residents are advised to:
- Avoid damaged structures
- Prepare for aftershocks
- Monitor updates from SSN and Protección Civil
🟦 : What’s Next After the M5.6 Oaxaca Earthquake?
Aftershocks are likely in the coming hours or days. Authorities continue to evaluate public safety risks. Additional updates will be provided as more information becomes available.
