6.0 Magnitude Earthquake Rocks Cuba Amidst Power Crisis; Tsunami Fear Dispelled

• A powerful 6.0 magnitude earthquake struck Cuba on Tuesday, exacerbating an existing severe electricity crisis and widespread blackout.
• The earthquake's epicenter was near the port of Maisí in eastern Cuba, within the sea, at a depth of 15 kilometers.
• People ran into the streets in panic due to the tremors, which occurred while most were asleep, followed by aftershocks.
• Despite initial fears, no tsunami warning was issued as a 6.0 magnitude earthquake is generally insufficient to cause dangerous tsunami waves.
• No major damage or loss of life has been reported, with the USGS issuing a 'Green Alert' indicating low likelihood of widespread destruction.