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On June 28, 2026, a magnitude 4.3 earthquake was reported in the region near Leonidio, Greece, occurring shortly after 1:00 AM. The earthquake's epicenter was identified by the National Observatory of Athens as being approximately 7 kilometers north of Charaka in Laconia, with a focal depth of 40 kilometers. This seismic event was felt across various areas of the Peloponnese, particularly in Laconia and Arcadia.
Despite the intensity of the quake, no injuries or significant damage have been reported. Authorities, including the Greek Geodynamic Institute, have monitored the situation closely, but the response so far indicates that the event posed little threat to residents in the affected areas. As of July 1, 2026, a subsequent report states that another earthquake measuring 4.2 magnitude shook central Greece, though it was separate from the earlier incident near Leonidio.
1 July
A magnitude 4.2 earthquake shook central Greece.
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