( CNN ) -- A 7.1-magnitude earthquake struck the central coastal area of Chile on Sunday , some 70 kilometers ( 45 miles ) northwest of Temuco , the U.S. Geological Survey said . There were no immediate reports of major damage or injury . The quake , which stuck around 5:20 p.m. ( 3:20 p.m . ET ) , was felt as far away as Santiago , roughly 595 km ( 370 miles ) north of where the USGS said the quake occurred . The epicenter was more than 10 miles underground , the USGS said . Loreto Henriquez , manager of the Holiday Inn Express in Temuco , felt the quake for about a minute , describing it as loud and strong . She said people ran into the streets , but did not report any major damage . CNN Chile similarly reported no immediate injuries or damage . The temblor cut some telephone and electricity lines , according to Chile 's national emergency office , which did not provide any further detail . Roughly 91,000 people felt very strong shaking , according to USGS estimates . Soon after the quake , a 5.0-magnitude aftershock rattled the area around 6:10 p.m. ( 4:10 p.m . ET ) , striking some 110 km ( 70 miles ) northwest of Temuco . The Pacific Tsunami Warning Center said no widespread tsunami threat exists , but did not rule out the possibility of local tsunamis close to the quake 's epicenter . In February , an 8.8-magnitude quake hit Chile near the nation 's second largest city , Concepcion , killing hundreds . Sunday 's quake struck roughly 100 miles south of Concepcion . CNN 's Brian Walker contributed to this report .
Chile : The 7.1-magnitude quake cuts some water and electricity lines . It is felt as far as 1 , 200 miles away . There are no immediate reports of major damage .