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Double earthquake recorded in Evia

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A double earthquake struck near Prokopi, Evia, on June 23, 2026.
The first tremor was measured at 3.0 magnitude, followed by a stronger 3.6 magnitude quake.
The earthquakes were felt in various areas, including Attica.
The second quake had a depth of 5 kilometers and an epicenter 3 kilometers southwest of Prokopi.
Earlier smaller tremors had also occurred in the region.

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On the evening of June 23, 2026, a series of seismic activities occurred in Euboea, Greece, with two notable earthquakes centered near the village of Prokopi. The first quake registered a magnitude of 3.0 and was reported to be approximately 7 kilometers southwest of Prokopi. The second tremor was stronger, measuring 3.6 in magnitude, with its epicenter located about 3 kilometers south-southwest of the same village.

Reports from various news outlets indicate that both earthquakes were felt across several regions, including in the nearby area of Attica. The Geodynamic Institute provided preliminary assessments of the events, stating that the depth of the stronger earthquake was around 5 kilometers. While the seismic activity was described as mild, there are no immediate reports of significant damage or injuries resulting from these quakes.

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