It is the strongest quake felt in over 35 years, in the country. The population of San Marcos felt it more than anyone else. As of today, there are over 60 confirmed deaths and several hundred missing.
Relief efforts have already began throughout the country in order to provide food, water and shelter to those who need it. Communications were down for the day including land lines, cell phones, and Internet connections.
Roads and highways in the immediate San Marcos area are also on a restricted access to emergency vehicles only. Fire fighters, ambulances and police vehicles are the only ones who are being permitted to travel through the areas.
