Back to newsTwo earthquakes struck Crete in the early morning hours, according to a report from eKathimerini.com. The tremors occurred before dawn, a time when most residents and visitors were asleep. Crete sits along one of the most seismically active zones in Europe, and minor to moderate earthquakes are common on the island throughout the year.
For tourists currently on the island, there is no immediate cause for concern unless local authorities issue specific guidance. In the event of an earthquake, standard safety advice applies: move away from windows, take cover under sturdy furniture, and avoid using elevators afterward. Check with your accommodation or local emergency services for any updates.
No structural damage or injuries were reported in the initial coverage. Visitors can continue their plans but should stay informed through official Greek emergency channels.
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Two Earthquakes Shake Crete in Early Morning Hours
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