4.8 magnitude earthquake in the Aegean Sea: Greece had issued an evacuation order

A new 4.8 magnitude earthquake has occurred in the Aegean Sea. According to the statement by the Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD), the earthquake was determined to have occurred at a depth of approximately 6 kilometers.

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4.8 magnitude earthquake in the Aegean Sea: Greece had issued an evacuation order

It has been reported that a 4.8 magnitude earthquake occurred in the Aegean Sea. According to information on the AFAD website, a 4.8 magnitude tremor with its epicenter in the Aegean Sea was recorded at 15:55.

The earthquake was determined to have occurred at a depth of 5.79 kilometers.

Greek authorities had announced emergency measures today (February 2) due to seismic activity on the island of Santorini. As part of the measures taken, schools in Santorini and surrounding islands were closed for tomorrow (February 3), and it was decided to temporarily evacuate certain areas on the island.

According to the statement made by AFAD, the details of the earthquake are as follows:

Magnitude: 4.8 (Mw)

Location: Aegean Sea

Date: 2025-02-02

Time: 15:55:34

TSI Latitude: 36.5075 N

Longitude: 24.88639 E

Depth: 5.79 km

#EARTHQUAKE
Magnitude: 4.8 (Mw)
Location: Aegean Sea
Date: 2025-02-02
Time: 15:55:34 TSI
Latitude: 36.5075 N
Longitude: 24.88639 E
Depth: 5.79 km
Detail:https://t.co/FBjoL6UNfb @afadbaskanlik @trthaber @anadoluajansi
— AFAD Earthquake (@DepremDairesi) February 2, 2025

News Source: AA

4.8 magnitude earthquake in the Aegean Sea: Greece had issued an evacuation order

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