Earth Tremor today

[Wallace]

Around 12.00 midday was in the Mall, and felt a distinct tremor, felt as if I was dizzy, as did others, was it a tremor,or last nights vino?

[LouiseCastricum]

I was at the Mall also but didn't feel anything and no mention of an earth tremor on any website.

[panoscouse]

12 am? Midnight?
What were you drinking?
Or was it all a bad dream?

HaHa! Glad I was of assistance enabling you to rectify your opening post.

Yours,
Mr Pedantic.

[Wallace]

Well if you walking on the first floor promanade it might have just been the building, it is designed to "flex"

That could explain it hudswell, that and the vino collapso!

[PeteandSylvi]

Here's another:

http://www.emsc-csem.org/Earthquake/

Pete

[cyprusmax47]

http://www.emsc-csem.org/#2

Here you have the map of Cyprus where one can click on the location
to get more information...

[PeteandSylvi]

Spoke to a friend on another Greek island and they've been experiencing some intermittent, mild tremors since the Italian earthquakes.

Another Greek Island?

Pete

[PeteandSylvi]

http://www.emsc-csem.org/#2

Here you have the map of Cyprus where one can click on the location
to get more information...

That one only shows Mag 3 and above.

That may be because below Mag 3 there are so many of them and they are of little consequence.

Pete

[LouiseCastricum]

Spoke to a friend on another Greek island and they've been experiencing some intermittent, mild tremors since the Italian earthquakes.

Oh oh

[Kili01]

When the mall was first opened we were told that it is due to the construction of thebuilding which allows it to flex. Maybe this may also be attributed to a lot of movement from vehicles in the parking decks below the shpping area. I wouldn't worry.

Dee

[Kili01]

Yes, I know about aircraft wings being designed to flex, Lloyd. My airline pilot husband told me that if they didn't they could be overstressed, damaged and might fall off...
I bow to,your superior knowledge about the upper floor of the Mall.
Dee

[PolemIan]

The floor at Lakeside Shopping Centre in Essex, on the upper level, used to 'bounce' in exactly the same way as you can occasionally feel at Paphos. Nothing to worry about. In a vaguely similar vein, same logic as many tall building move in highs winds, the NatWest tower in the City of London is designed to move about 20cm, when I worked for the banks property department we used to get the occasional call from staff panicking that they thought it was about to fall over!