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A 4.2-magnitude earthquake struck Greece’s Achaea region at a depth of 3.81 kilometers, according to AFAD Earthquake data. No reports of damage or casualties were included in the available information.
News: Gökhan Turhan
According to data released by the Disaster and Emergency Management Authority (AFAD) Earthquake Department, a 4.2-magnitude (Mw) earthquake struck the Achaea region of Dytiki Ellada, Greece, at approximately 18:26:42 local time on October 2, 2026.
The earthquake was recorded at a depth of 3.81 kilometers, with its epicenter located at 38.1965 N latitude and 21.95233 E longitude.
The magnitude and shallow depth of the earthquake marked a notable seismic event in the region. Further details on the incident are available through AFAD Earthquake records under event ID 95110 at deprem.afad.gov.tr.
The available information does not include any reports of damage, casualties, or additional statements from relevant authorities during or following the earthquake.
The 4.2-magnitude earthquake, recorded at a depth of 3.81 kilometers, represents a seismic movement centered in Achaea. Its shallow depth increases the likelihood of the tremor being felt at the surface, although the available information contains no reports of damage or loss of life.
The event ID, coordinates, and other details provided through AFAD Earthquake data indicate that the seismic event was officially recorded.