A significant earthquake on September 10, 2026, has impacted 399 municipalities, affecting 466,606 individuals and 159,924 families. The earthquake caused widespread damage to housing and infrastructure, including 400 health centers and 4,290 educational facilities.

Funding for humanitarian operations remains significantly below requirements, with only a fraction of the necessary funds secured. This underfunding could impede the response to the recent earthquake and ongoing humanitarian needs.

The earthquake has resulted in extensive damage to homes and critical infrastructure, including health and education facilities, directly affecting hundreds of thousands of people and families. This will likely disrupt essential services and displace populations.

The specific needs and immediate response efforts for the affected populations following the earthquake are not yet detailed in the provided reports.