Urgent tsunami warning for Crete after 5.9 magnitude earthquake strikes Greece
- A magnitude 5.9 earthquake struck offshore near the island of Kasos, Greece, earlier today causing a tsunami warning for Crete and nearby coasts.
- The quake occurred 48 kilometers southeast of Kasos at a depth of 83 kilometers amid Greece's frequent seismic activity along fault lines.
- Tremors were felt across Crete, Rhodes, Egypt, Israel, and southwestern Turkey, leading emergency services to urgently advise residents and visitors to evacuate coastal areas and seek higher ground.
- Authorities warned residents to evacuate coastal areas immediately following earthquakes reported with magnitudes between 5.9 and 6.4.
- No casualties or major damage have been reported so far, but authorities remain on high alert for aftershocks and potential tsunami waves in this earthquake-prone region.
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