Earthquake of magnitude 7.2 hits Peru, no fatalities as per initial assessment

A powerful earthquake with a magnitude of 7.2 struck near the central coast of Peru on Friday, according to the United States Geological Survey (USGS). A tsunami warning was also issued but later it was stated that the threat has passed.
The epicenter was located 8.8 kilometers (5.5 miles) from Atiquipa district.
The Prime Minister of Peru announced that, based on initial assessments, there have been no reported fatalities resulting from the seismic activity.
The quake was felt in the neighbouring areas of Ayacucho, Ica, and the capital, according to local media.
Although the Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre initially stated that there was no threat of a tsunami, they later issued warning that waves of "1 to 3 metres above tide level" are possible, reported AFP. Although later, it said that, "There is no longer a tsunami threat from this earthquake."
Earthquake especially of high magnitudes becomes a topic of interest for people as they wish to know of any dire consequences like damage, casualties or further disaster like tsunamis. Thus, the Peru earthquake became a top Google trends topic.
After the powerful tremors hit near the Peru coast, Tsunami alert was issued, making people vigilant. Also, people were curious about any casualties which is expected after earthquake. However, Peru which is struck by earthquakes frequently did not report any casualties as of now.
(This is a top Google Trends story)