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The map of micro-faults in Attica – Where they are located and what earthquakes they may cause

After the 1999 earthquake caused by the previously unknown fault in Parnitha, scientists created a comprehensive map of Attica’s faults. However, they estimate that there are additional, unknown faults with low seismic potential - What does Efthymios Lekkas say to protothema.gr?

Second earthquake in two hours in Chalandri – 2.8 richter, felt in many areas of Athens

There is no cause for concern, says Efthymios Lekkas to protothema.gr

Earthquake felt in Athens

The tremor that shook Attica had a magnitude of 3.4 on the Richter scale

Earthquake 4,3 Richter in Kalavryta

The epicentre was located 16 km west southwest of Kalavryta

Earthquake 5,2 Richter in Halkidiki

The epicenter is located 11 kilometers south of Nea Moudania, Halkidiki

Earthquake of 2.4 Richter centred on Kifissia – Noticeable in Athens

The vibration was superficial with an epicenter south of Kifissia

Double earthquake of 4.7 and 4.1 magnitude in central Turkey, near sivas epicenter

Epicenter depth recorded at 7 km

4.6 magnitude earthquake in central Turkey, the epicentre of the quake near Sebasteia

At 7 Richter the focal depth

Earthquake in Turkey: Over 77 aftershocks after the 5.9R quake (videos)

The governor of Elazig reported 94 injured - Three buildings collapsed - 4 people were rescued alive from a partially destroyed building

Earthquake 4,7 Richter off Rhodes

The epicenter is located 100 km southeast of Lindos with a focal depth of 10 km

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