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Earthquake near Athens: 4.2R – No reports of material damages so far

"It is still too early to say whether we should be concerned," emphasized the director of research at the Geodynamic Institute - The epicenter was located 3 kilometers west-southwest of Aliveri, with a focal depth of 16.2 km

Earthquake of 3.8 Richter between Kythera and Crete

The earthquake, which occurred at 6:36 am, had an epicenter 87 km southwest of Kythera

Earthquake 3,4 Richter in Santorini

North-northeast of Megalochori Santorini the epicenter

Earthquake now – 5 Richter shook Lesvos

The focal depth was just 5 kilometers

6.9 magnitude earthquake in southern Japan – Tsunami warning issued

The tremor was felt as far away as Osaka - At the moment, there are no reports of casualties or damage

6.9 magnitude earthquake in Tibet: At least 36 dead – Watch video

The earthquake was felt as far away as Kathmandu, the capital of Nepal

Papadopoulos on earthquakes in Attica: “We have complete ignorance about the fault”

"We must remain cautious, given that we are dealing with a densely populated area," noted Gerasimos Papadopoulos

Synolakis: How ready is Greece to face a tsunami? The mistakes and lessons learned from the tragedy in Indonesia 20 years ago

Are we better prepared today? - Where we are in Greece, 20 years after the deadliest tsunami in history, in the Indian Ocean - Analyses by the professor of Natural Disasters, Kostas Synolakis

Mini-earthquakes in Athens: Should we be worried? Ganas, Papazachos and Lekkas answer

"I am not worried about a big earthquake" says Athanasios Ganas - "The most likely is that the activity will gradually fade away in the coming weeks" estimates Kostas Papazachos - Efthymis Lekkas: "The tremors maintain a magnitude below 4 Richter which does not worry us"

Small but shallow earthquakes continue to unsettle Athens, with new tremors recorded in Pallini and Agia Paraskevi

Three weak tremors with a shallow focal depth, measuring 2.6, 1.9, and 1.8 on the Richter scale, occurred in Chalandri during the night

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