INAH reported multiple damage to historical cultural sites after a 7.7-magnitude earthquake
In the wake of 7.7 magnitude earthquake Today, September 19, 2022, which occurred at 1:05 p.m. in the center of the country, with the epicenter of the earthquake in Colcumen, Michoacan, in National Institute of Anthropology and History He announced a series of influences on historical cultural places:
1 in Michoacan Damage has been reported to some historic properties in Colcomán, Paracho, San Juan Nuevo, Patzcuaro, Huitamo and Tengwenden. Among them, there are reports of damage to the Santiago Apostol Temple in Colcumán, the Community Temple in Takatzcuaro, and buildings such as the Municipal Palace and the Church of Our Lady of Health in Pátzcuaro.
2 inches colima, On the other hand, there were reports of minor damage to the walls of the Provincial Museum of History in Colima and the breaking of dozens of small pieces that were displayed in its rooms.
3. In turn, Jalisco It indicates a slight separation from the quarry in the temples of La Merced and San Agustin, in Guadalajara, as well as some cracks in the Provincial Museum in the same city. On the other hand, in places such as Chapala, Tamazula de Gordiano, Miraval, San Martin de las Flores, and San Pedrito, in Tlaquepaque, there is damage to the libraries.
4.In Nayarit, Similarly, landslides have been reported in the quarry in the domes of Tepic Cathedral.
5. With regard to the states of Morelos, Queretaro, Oaxaca, Chiapas and Tlaxcala, as well as in Mexico City and the State of Mexico, no damage to cultural heritage has so far been reported.