- A strong 5.2 magnitude earthquake struck near the Greek island of Evia at 12:27am local time.
- The epicentre was located approximately 5km north-west of Nea Styra, with tremors felt as far as the capital of Athens.
- Despite the widespread tremors, there were no immediate reports of casualties or significant damage.
- Seismologists and authorities assured the public there was "no reason for concern," noting the area does not typically experience stronger quakes.
- Some residents on Evia, a popular holiday destination, spent the night outdoors as a precaution due to the intensity of the tremors.
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