An earthquake with a magnitude of 4 has been recorded north of Limassol, according to the European Seismology Centre. The seismic event occurred on Sunday morning, with its epicentre located 23 kilometres north-east of the city.
- As the region settles back to normal, authorities remind the public to remain aware of potential aftershocks, even if no immediate effects were observed from this quake.
The earthquake struck at a depth of 13.1 kilometres, a factor that often influences the level of shaking experienced at the surface. Despite the magnitude, there have been no reports of the tremor being felt by residents in the surrounding areas.
Seismic activity in Cyprus is not uncommon, but this particular event has raised interest due to its proximity to urban areas. The European Seismology Centre continues to monitor the situation, providing updates as necessary.
As the region settles back to normal, authorities remind the public to remain aware of potential aftershocks, even if no immediate effects were observed from this quake.