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On June 27, 2026, a seismic event of magnitude 3.6 struck near Mytilene, Lesbos, at 1:27 PM local time. According to the Geodynamic Institute, the earthquake had its epicenter located approximately 7 kilometers southeast of Mytilene, with a focal depth of 13.6 kilometers. Residents and visitors in the area experienced noticeable tremors, causing brief concerns.
Just two days later, on June 29, another earthquake of the same magnitude occurred near Kasos at 10:27 PM, with an epicenter 29 kilometers southeast of the island and a depth of 7.6 kilometers. This latest quake has once again raised awareness of the seismic activity in the region, although no major damages or casualties have been reported following either event. The situation remains monitored by local authorities and geological experts.
29 June
Another 3.6-magnitude earthquake occurred off the coast of Kasos.
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