Strong earthquake shakes Greece again, here’s the magnitude!

An earthquake measuring 5.3 on the Richter scale struck Greece this Saturday. According to official data, the quake was recorded at 15:46 local time in Greece, in the Aegean Sea.

The earthquake’s epicenter was located at a depth of 10 kilometers. The seismic tremors were especially felt in northeastern Greece, including the city of Thessaloniki, which lies about 112 kilometers west-northwest of the epicenter.

The closest area to the epicenter is the coastal village of Sárti, just 25 kilometers to its south-southeast, home to around 1,100 residents.

So far, no reports of material damage or injuries have been made, but authorities continue to closely monitor the situation.

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