Quake Rattles Mexico’s Only Nuclear Plant
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VERACRUZ, Mexico — The only nuclear power plant in Mexico was shaken slightly by an earthquake, but no damage or injuries were reported.
The national earthquake center in Mexico City said the quake, which measured 4.3, was centered about 12 miles offshore from the Laguna Verde nuclear plant, which is on the Gulf of Mexico coast.
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