6.1-magnitude earthquake jolts Greek islands with no reported injuries

Is it safe to travel to Greece, Turkey, Italy and France after countries put on 'high alert'?

Recent seismic activity near Crete has set off a chain of emergency responses

Tourist sites closed in holiday hotspot as aftershocks continue after 6.1 earthquake

Aftershocks are continuing in the Greek holiday island Crete after the destination was hit by a 6.1 magnitude earthquake on Thursday 22 May.

On Thursday morning, an earthquake of magnitude 6.1 shook the Greek island of Crete. According to the US Earthquake Observatory USGS, the epicentre was about 82 kilometres northeast of Crete's capital Heraklion.

The Greek islands have experienced an exceptionally high number of earthquakes this year.

An earthquake of 6.1 magnitude has shaken the Greek islands of Crete and Santorini in the early morning of this Thursday. The earthquake, which was felt in Turkey, Egypt, Cyprus and Israel, had its epicenter 79 kilometers from the city of Heraclion, the Cretan capital, and put the Greek authorities on high alert. The Euro-Mediterranean Seismological Center (CSEM) issued a tsumani alert due to the earthquake, which was dismissed by the authoritie…

Moment cat 'sensed' Crete earthquake that sparked tsunami warning just seconds before - The Mirror

The footage was shared in the wake of a high-magnitude earthquake hitting the popular Greek holiday island of Crete, occurring just days after a similar seismic event hit the area