A magnitude 5.1 earthquake struck central Peru on Sunday evening, killing at least four people.
The tremor occurred shortly after 21:20 local time on July 18, with its epicenter located in the Andean province of Chupaca, according to local reports.
The quake hit the Junín region, an area known for its mountainous terrain and mining activity.
While the magnitude was moderate, the location and timing contributed to the casualties.
Emergency services are assessing the extent of structural damage in the affected communities.
This event adds to a period of heightened seismic activity across the Pacific Ring of Fire.