A moderate magnitude 4.0 earthquake struck Crete, Greece, on Sunday, April 26, 2026, at 6:40 PM UTC (9:40 PM local time). Earthquakes of this size are relatively common in the eastern Mediterranean region and are generally felt by residents and visitors but rarely cause significant damage. Tourists in Crete at the time may have noticed shaking or vibration, particularly in buildings. No damage or injuries have been reported in connection with this event. Visitors should remain calm if they experience tremors during their stay, as Crete sits in a seismically active zone. Standard precautions apply: move away from windows, stand in a doorway or under a sturdy table, and avoid elevators immediately after shaking. Monitor local news for updates if further activity occurs.