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Kefalonia: 275 earthquakes so far in with no risk of a major earthquake – In Turkey they are “late” said the seismologist

In Turkey, they are "late", was the characteristic phrase from seismologist Athanasios Ganas who spoke to ERTnews about the big earthquake expected in Istanbul

Earthquake 4,9 Richter in Dardanelles: Fears a major earthquake in Constantinople, seismologists say

Turkey worries for an earthquake greater than 7 Richter - These small tremors "gradually break the faults and lead to major earthquakes"

4.6 magnitude earthquake in Turkey

The earthquake was strongly felt - focus on Canakkale - no reports of damage

Constantinople: Warning signs even for tsunami – Big earthquake a given, says Lekkas

The signs have been placed in districts bordering the Sea of Marmara, up to the Phanar, outside the Patriarchate in the Keratian Gulf - Concern also for Hagia Sophia - See photos

Japan reports fatalities after series of strong earthquakes (videos) (Upd.)

Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida told reporters he would personally lead the nation's disaster response

Are we heading for ash cloud travel chaos? Iceland widens “danger zone” as it braces for eruption

The warning comes as the number of earthquakes in the area has dropped significantly, which could be a sign that magma is sitting close to the surface

Earthquake in Evia: 5.1 Richter magnitude – It was also felt in Attica (photos) (Upd.)

The epicenter was 6 kilometers east of Prokopio Evia - A new 3.7 Richter earthquake followed - Damages to shops - What do the seismologists say

Earthquake 3.8 Richter east of Vravrona and Lavrio

It is an area that does not have high seismicity but has been stimulated for five days

A new 3.5 earthquake in Corinth

It follows a 3.8 tremor recorded earlier on Monday

3.8 earthquake strikes in Thessaly

It should be recalled that earlier another earthquake of 3 Richter was recorded in the area with the same epicentre

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