Story highlights Mexico City didn't immediately appear to sustain significant damage in latest quakeMexico already coping with devastation from two stronger earthquakes(CNN) A 6.1 magnitude earthquake shook southern Mexico on Saturday morning, the US Geological Survey said, rattling a country still coming to grips with the devastation from two stronger temblors earlier this month. Saturday's quake was centered in Oaxaca state near Matias Romero, a town about 275 miles southeast of Mexico City. People evacuate buildings in Mexico City's Tlatelolco area after a seismic alert sounded Saturday. Mexico City did not immediately appear to sustain significant damage in Saturday's quake, the country's office of the secretary of public security said. Warning sirens sounded in the Mexico City after the quake was detected, interrupting rescue operations at some of the dozens of buildings that collapsed from Tuesday's earthquake.

Source: CNN September 23, 2017 13:38 UTC