Back to newsA 4.0 magnitude earthquake on the Richter scale was recorded off the coast of Crete on Friday afternoon, November 6. The seismic event was centered at a focal depth of 7.5 kilometers. Minor earthquakes of this magnitude are relatively common in the eastern Mediterranean region due to active tectonic plate movement. While earthquakes measuring 4.0 typically cause no significant damage or injuries, visitors and residents in the area may have noticed the tremor. Crete is located in a seismically active zone due to its position between major tectonic plates, and such events are a normal part of the geological activity in the region. No immediate reports of damage or disruptions to tourist facilities have been reported. Local authorities continue to monitor ongoing seismic activity in the area.
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Minor Earthquake Recorded Off Crete
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