Paphos Life

trevnhil wrote: ↑Wed Apr 27, 2022 9:34 am It seems very strange that other reports I have read list the main one at least as being out at sea

I believe that the people at the Cyprus Seismological Institute know their job better than others ...

Max

I always used this website:
https://emsc.eu/

I missed the 1st 2 as i was driving at the time, but really felt the later aftershock in Anarita, it was very quick but strong - I was just catching up on the previous ones on Facebook and was about to read the comments out to my sister, when we both felt or heard something as we both looked up at each other, then the house really shook. So interesting that the aftershock could have been near Asrpokremmos, which is walking distance from my house.

Earthquake recorded between Cyprus and Lebanon



An earthquake measuring 3.7 on the Richter scale was recorded between Cyprus and Lebanon, the geological survey department announced on Sunday.

The quake was felt at 12.02pm, the department of the agriculture ministry said.

Its epicentre was 110km south-southeast of Paralimni at a depth of 8km.

It was lightly felt in several areas of the island.

The earthquake is being monitored by the seismology centre of the geological survey department but because only small tremors are expected after the quake, it said no more statements will be made.

For more info visit: http://www.gsd–seismology.org.cy/en/origins/80736/event

https://cyprus-mail.com/2022/05/01/eart ... d-lebanon/

The image shows the Cyprus Arc up very well.