A powerful 7.6-magnitude earthquake struck the Caribbean Sea, approximately 129 miles southwest of Georgetown, Cayman Islands, and north of Honduras on Saturday at 6:23 PM EST. The massive tremor sent shockwaves across the region, sparking fears of aftershocks.

Meanwhile, viral videos claiming to show underwater seismic activity, including divers witnessing the seabed shaking and sand rising due to the tremors, have flooded social media. However, fact-checkers have debunked at least one widely circulated clip, revealing that it is over a decade old and unrelated to the recent earthquake.

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