ANOTHER earthquake has struck Mexico, bringing down countless buildings in Mexico City, the country’s capital, which is home to 20 million people.

Lots of buildings collapsed in Mexico City, according to mayor Miguel Ángel Mancera.

The 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck about 75 miles away from Mexico City and has reportedly killed over 200 people and injured many others. At least 20 children died when a school collapsed, and some are still missing.

Rescuers are working hard to help people affected by the powerful earthquake. Around two million people had their power cut off by the quake, as electricity and gas supplies were disrupted.

News like this can be very upsetting, and it’s okay to feel sad, but it’s important to know where and when to seek help and advice.

An earthquake last struck Mexico two weeks ago, killing at least 98 people.