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Strong 5.3 magnitude earthquake in Antalya, Turkey

Where the epicentre of the earthquake is located

Earthquake of 4.1 Richter in Karditsa

The seismic tremor is located 4 km south-southwest of Morfovouni, Karditsa

New 5.1 magnitude earthquake in Cyprus, felt in many areas

What the Euro-Mediterranean Center says - The earthquakes of the past few hours have been strongly felt throughout Cyprus and along the coasts of the eastern Mediterranean

Earthquake now in Xanthi – First estimate at 4.5 Richter

The Euro-Mediterranean Institute recorded the tremor at 4.7 Richter

Seven-storey building collapses near Istanbul – Fears for people trapped under the rubble

Major rescue operation underway in Gebze – Dozens of rescuers and heavy machinery deployed – Watch live footage from the scene

Earthquake of magnitude 6.1 strikes Turkey – Felt on Aegean islands

The earthquake was felt across several regions of Turkey as well as on islands in the northeastern Aegean. Seismologist Efthymis Lekkas told protothema.gr that it originated from the same fault system that produced the 6.0-magnitude quake in August

Ring of Richter: Why seismologists can’t see the faults… beneath their feet

In 1999 they didn’t know about Parnitha, and now about Nea Styra, which shook Attica last Monday – Which are the most dangerous and how many Richter degrees they can reach

Second earthquake in Athens – 2 Richter in Chalandri & 2.5 in Kifisia (Upd.)

According to the Geodynamic Institute, the epicenter was 1 kilometers east-northeast of Kifisia - A tremor had previously occurred in Chalandri, which was also felt in parts of Attica

Watch video – Evia earthquake on camera: Weather Station shakes for 30 seconds

The 5.2-magnitude earthquake was centered in Evia but was strongly felt across all of Attica

Strong earthquake of 5.2 on the Richter scale in Evia, felt in Attica

The first recording by the Geodynamic Institute reports a tremor of over 5 on the Richter scale off the coast of Nea Styra, in Evia – with a very shallow focal depth of 2.3 kilometers

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