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Earthquake A 4.7 magnitude earthquake struck at 7:20 a.m. Friday south of it Corfu with a focal depth of 9.2 kilometers. The earthquake was particularly felt on the island, while it had been preceded by another earthquake in the morning of 3.5 Richter.
So far there is no information about damages. Speaking to ERT, the president of the OASP, Efthymis Lekkas, said, among other things, that it was a vibration at the borders of the maritime space between Greece and Italy. The seismic vibration was quite small and far from the land area, added Mr. Lekkas while adding that later we will have a full understanding of what exactly has happened.
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