Rescuers are searching frantically in the rubble of fallen buildings after Mexico's second huge earthquake in two weeks killed more than 130 people.
- A powerful 7.1 magnitude earthquake struck on Tuesday afternoon (Wednesday morning NZT), toppling buildings in Mexico City and causing many deaths in surrounding states.
- At least 138 people have died.
- Officials said the highest death toll was in Morelos state, south of Mexico City, where 64 deaths were reported. At least 36 people were killed in Mexico City.
- The capital's mayor said 44 buildings were severely damaged or destroyed.
- Several major gas leaks and fires occurred.
- Apartment blocks, a school, a factory and a supermarket were among the buildings that collapsed.
- The quake occurred less than a fortnight after an 8.1 magnitude earthquake, on 7 September, killed at least 98 people.
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