The Aegean Sea continues to shake! Another 4.5 magnitude earthquake has occurred

A 4.5 magnitude earthquake occurred in the Aegean Sea today at 10:36. The depth of the earthquake was recorded at 5 kilometers. Following the tremor, which was felt in the coastal districts of İzmir, Aydın, and Muğla, authorities announced that there was no loss of life or property. Experts stated that such earthquakes are common due to the active fault lines in the region.

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The Aegean Sea continues to shake! Another 4.5 magnitude earthquake has occurred

Greek authorities announced that a 4.5 magnitude earthquake was recorded off the coast of the Aegean Sea at 10:36. It was determined that the earthquake occurred at a depth of 5 kilometers, and it was reported that the tremor was felt in areas close to the coast.

FELT IN COASTAL REGIONS

Among the regions where the earthquake was felt most strongly were the coastal districts of İzmir, Aydın, and Muğla. Following the tremor, which caused brief panic, authorities announced that no negative incidents have been reported so far.

INITIAL STATEMENTS FROM EXPERTS

Following the earthquake, experts stated that the Aegean Sea is located on active fault lines and that such moderate-intensity earthquakes are common in the region. Authorities emphasized that citizens should remain cautious against aftershocks.

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