Magnitude 4.1 Earthquake Shakes Rethymno in Crete
A moderate earthquake shook the island of Crete this morning, according to data from the Geodynamic Institute.
- A magnitude 4.1 earthquake struck Crete on October 4.
- The epicenter was located near the village of Vistagi in Rethymno.
- The focal depth was measured at 15 kilometers.
If you are currently visiting Crete, be aware that this was a moderate tremor with no reported damages or injuries. No special precautions are necessary for travelers, but always follow local emergency updates.
Details of the Tremor in Crete
A 4.1 magnitude earthquake shook the island of Crete today, being felt across parts of the Rethymno region. The brief tremor was noticed by residents and visitors in the area.
According to the Geodynamic Institute, the epicenter of the seismic event was located seven kilometers east of Vistagi in Rethymno. The focal depth was recorded at 15 kilometers below the surface.
Current Status
Local authorities and emergency services have not received any reports of injuries or structural damage following the tremor. Monitoring of seismic activity in the region continues as a standard precaution, and no emergency measures have been issued for the public.
