A 5.8 magnitude earthquake strikes southern Peru late Tuesday in the Pacific region, according to officials cited by multiple outlets. The quake injures 27 people, and officials report that some buildings are damaged. ABC News and Phys.org both describe the impact as damage to buildings, while ABC News adds that some structures are affected. The Winnipeg Free Press and The Hindu cover the same event, reporting the same casualty figure and scale of damage. Phys.org and ABC News state that no deaths are reported. The sources consistently place the earthquake in southern Peru and characterize it as occurring in the Pacific region. Details on the quake’s epicenter, depth, and broader effects beyond injuries and building damage are not provided in the shared excerpts. Overall, the reporting agrees on the earthquake’s magnitude, timing (late Tuesday), location (southern Peru/Pacific region), the number of injuries (27), and the absence of reported fatalities.