A 2.3 magnitude earthquake struck Galatsi at 5:46 AM on January 13, 2025, causing concern across Attica. The tremor's epicenter was located near Galatsi, with aftershocks continuing to raise anxiety amid recent seismic activity in the region.
The tremor, which occurred at 5:46 AM, had its epicenter located 2 km east of Galatsi, as reported by the Geodynamic Institute.
Initial reports from the Geodynamic Institute's automatic system indicated a magnitude of 2.4 Richter, with the epicentre situated 3 km north-northwest of Peania. The earthquake's focal depth was estimated at 5.6 km.
The tremor was felt across several areas in Attica, sparking heightened concerns about the region’s recent surge in seismic activity. This latest event adds to the growing anxiety among residents, as aftershocks and smaller quakes continue to affect the area. The Geodynamic Institute has provided no immediate indication of significant damage, but the recurring tremors in the region have left many on edge.
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