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A magnitude 5.2 earthquake struck off the southeastern Aegean island of Karpathos on July 2, 2026, at approximately 14:06 local time. The earthquake's epicenter was located about 4 kilometers northwest of Karpathos, with a focal depth estimated between 10 and 13 kilometers. The tremor was felt across the nearby Dodecanese islands, including Kasos and as far as Rhodes, raising concerns among residents and tourists.
Reports indicate that while the earthquake caused significant alarm, no injuries or damage to structures have been confirmed at this time. Local officials and the Geodynamic Institute of the Athens National Observatory are monitoring the situation closely. Residents and visitors experienced momentary panic, but emergency services have reported that there is currently no need for evacuation or immediate emergency response measures. Observations from the region continue, as authorities remain vigilant following the seismic event.
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5 July
A 3.8 magnitude earthquake occurred in Karpathos, following a prior quake of 3.4 magnitude.
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