A magnitude 5.0 earthquake struck near Miami in the US state of Texas on Thursday, according to the United States Geological Survey. Authorities reported no immediate casualties or damage following the tremor.
The USGS said the earthquake occurred at 10:21 GMT. The quake originated at a depth of 5.7 kilometres beneath the surface near the Texas location.
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Officials continued monitoring the situation after the earthquake was recorded. No reports of injuries, structural damage or major disruptions were received immediately after the event.
Meanwhile, emergency authorities remained alert and assessed possible impacts in the affected area. Residents were advised to follow official updates as monitoring efforts continued.
The earthquake was measured at magnitude 5.0, which is considered a moderate seismic event. Such earthquakes can be felt across surrounding areas but do not always cause significant damage.
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Additionally, geological agencies continue collecting data to evaluate the quake’s impact and possible aftershocks. Authorities have not issued any major warnings following the initial tremor.
The USGS and local officials are expected to provide further updates if additional information becomes available. Residents in the region remain advised to report any damage or unusual activity to emergency services.