A strong earthquake in Mexico was felt during a press conference by the country's president, Claudia Sheinbaum. The event was interrupted due to the tremors, and participants evacuated the building for safety reasons.
According to reports, the earthquake, estimated at magnitude 6.5, was strongly felt, particularly in Mexico City. Some buildings in the capital sustained damage, and panic spread among the city's residents.
Official bodies have intensified security measures following the earthquake, and inspections have begun in state buildings. The presidential administration announced that the conference participants were safely evacuated.
Emergency services are currently monitoring the situation, and efforts are underway to determine the extent of the damage. Authorities have urged the public to follow official information and remain cautious.