Earthquake shocks on the Kasos Island of Greece, the Eastern Mediterranea Sea region shakes by a magnitude 6.1

Earthquake shocks on the Kasos Island of Greece, the Eastern Mediterranea Sea region shakes by a magnitude 6.1
Earthquake shocks on the Kasos Island of Greece, the Eastern Mediterranea Sea region shakes by a magnitude 6.1

News India Live, Digital Desk: On Wednesday morning, a powerful offshore earthquake occurred on the 6.1 Richter scale near the Greek island Kasos on Wednesday morning, shook the eastern Mediterranean Sea and promoted regional vigilance, although no damage or injury has been reported yet. According to the United States Geological Survey (USGS) report, the earthquake occurred at a depth of 78 km at 1:51 am local time. The earthquake was about 15 km south of Fry, the capital of Kasos, and about 112 km from Crete’s Agios Nicolaos.

Earthquake effect KasosThe Carpathos and nearby Crete Islands were particularly intense and light to moderate levels were also felt in the dodecore region and Greece. According to BNO News report, the effect of the earthquake was also felt far and wide, in which people felt shocks in Israel, Egypt and some areas of South-Western Turkey.

Initial reports indicate a flutter to a moderate earthquake near the center of the earthquake, especially near Kasos, Carpathos and Eastern Crete. No structural damage or casualties have been confirmed by local authorities or emergency services until the report is written.

Greece is located in Europe’s most seismicly active areas, as there is a tectonic collision between African and Eurasian plates. The region, called the helenic arch, has historically been prone to acute seismic activity.

Officers are monitoring the region for possible tremors. People from the affected areas have been warned to be vigilant and seek instructions from local emergency officials.

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