6.2 magnitude earthquake hits northwest coast of Cuba

An earthquake occurred off the northwest coast of Cuba, with the National Center for Seismological Research (CENAIS) reporting a magnitude of 6.2. The epicenter was located approximately 100 kilometers northwest of the city of Mantua at a focal depth of 20 kilometers. Other international agencies, including the USGS, EMSC, and GFZ, assessed the magnitude at 6.1. The tremor was long-lasting and caused residents in Havana to evacuate buildings, though no casualties or significant material damage have been reported. The event was also felt as far away as Florida in the United States. Local authorities and media accounts confirm that the situation remains under monitoring. No further aftershocks or secondary warnings have been issued at this time.