Press Secretariat: According to MARN, cited by the Press Secretariat, the latest earthquake felt in the country was magnitude 3.7, centered 54 km southeast of Guatemala City
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El Ministerio de @MedioAmbienteSV informa que el último sismo sentido en el país tuvo una magnitud de 3.7, a 54.0 kilómetros al sureste de ciudad de Guatemala, con una profundidad de 1 kilómetro.— Secretaría de Prensa de la Presidencia (@SecPrensaSV) · Nov 1, 2026 · 14:32 (El Salvador time)
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According to MARN, cited by the Press Secretariat, the latest earthquake felt in the country was magnitude 3.7, centered 54 km southeast of Guatemala City.
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