
The Balkans and the Mediterranean have no peace. Several earthquakes in a row have fallen these days.
Another earthquake was recorded in Greece.
A strong earthquake with a magnitude of 5.2 hit the region southwest of Kythera shortly before 5 o'clock in the morning.
According to the announcement of the Geodynamic Institute, the earthquake had a focal depth of 79 kilometers.
OASP President Efthymios Lekkas spoke to "Society Hour MEGA" if this seismic tremor could cause concern.
"Citizens should not worry, it was at a great focal depth of 60 kilometers and when these earthquakes occur, seismic energy is released. If we had a seismic sequence of 7 Richter then, there could be aftershocks. "We are not worried in this depth," said Lekkas.