Overview
- The Institute for Geodynamics reported the offshore quake at roughly 11 kilometers depth near the resort town of Nea Styra.
- The epicenter was about four kilometers off southwest Euboea and roughly 45 kilometers northeast of Athens, where the shaking was felt.
- Authorities reported no immediate casualties or damage following the nighttime tremor.
- Seismologists continue assessments and are watching for aftershocks as measurements are reviewed.
- Greece experiences thousands of small quakes each year, with stricter building codes shaped by the deadly 1953 Ionian earthquakes.