A magnitude 4.6 earthquake struck Crete, according to seismic monitoring reports. Earthquakes of this size are relatively common in the eastern Mediterranean region, which sits along active tectonic fault lines. A 4.6 magnitude event is generally felt by residents and visitors but rarely causes structural damage to well-built buildings. Tourists in Crete at the time of the quake may have noticed shaking or rattling, particularly in upper floors of hotels. No significant damage or injuries were reported. Visitors should be aware that minor seismic activity is a normal part of life in Greece and Crete, and standard precautions apply: stay calm, move away from windows, and follow guidance from local authorities or hotel staff if a stronger event occurs.