Earthquake of 3.2 magnitude in Tsoutsouros, Heraklion

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A 3.2 magnitude earthquake struck Tsoutsouros, Heraklion on June 25, 2026.
The earthquake occurred at 11:06 according to revised data from the Geodynamic Institute.
Initial reports suggested a magnitude of 3.5, but it was later corrected.
The epicenter was located in the vicinity of Tsoutsouros.

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On June 25, 2026, a seismic event was recorded in Tsoutsouros, Heraklion, with initial reports indicating a magnitude of 3.5. However, following further analysis from the Geodynamic Institute, the event was revised to a magnitude of 3.2. The earthquake struck at 11:06 AM local time, affecting the region but reports on damage or injuries have not been disclosed.

In another part of Crete, a separate earthquake of magnitude 3.3 was recorded in Goudouras, Lasithi, also on June 25. The Geodynamic Institute provided similar adjusted measurements for this incident as well. The earthquakes are part of natural seismic activity that the region occasionally experiences.

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