Greece has a long history of powerful earthquakes, with some of the most devastating tremors causing widespread destruction and loss of life. From the 8.0 magnitude earthquake in Rhodes in 1926 to the deadly Ionian earthquakes of 1953, seismic activity has repeatedly shaped the nation’s landscape. As the Cyclades experience ongoing tremors, experts debate the potential for a major quake, highlighting the ever-present seismic risks in the region.
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