Residents of the Greek islands of Samothrace and Tenedos, and as far away as Mytilene, were rocked by an earthquake of 5.1 Richter on July 30, recorded by the Euro-Mediterranean Institute. It was even felt in the town of Kavala on the mainland. Geology professor Efthimios Lekkas said the quake hit below the water level between Samothraki and Tenedos, right above the Anatolian fault. "It ...
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