Back to newsA strong earthquake struck the Mediterranean region recently, with tremors felt across several popular nearby islands. While the epicenter was not located on Crete itself, the shaking was noticeable on neighboring destinations. Earthquakes are a natural and regular occurrence in this seismically active region of the Aegean and eastern Mediterranean. Visitors to Crete and surrounding islands should be aware that minor to moderate tremors can happen at any time. In the event of strong shaking, standard safety advice applies: move away from windows, take cover under sturdy furniture, and follow guidance from local authorities. Greek civil protection services monitor seismic activity continuously. After a quake, check with your accommodation or local authorities before visiting coastal areas, as a precaution against any secondary effects.
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Strong Earthquake Shakes Mediterranean Region Near Crete
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- Bus Heraklion إلى Hersonisos
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