Overview
- The quake struck around 5:32 a.m. local time near the regional capital Ioannina at an estimated depth of roughly 8–10 kilometers, according to the Geodynamic Institute of Athens.
- Shaking was widely felt across western and central Greece, including Larissa and the island of Corfu, and was also reported in southern Albania.
- Two aftershocks followed soon after, measured at magnitudes 4.7 and 3.5, state broadcaster ERTnews reported.
- Local outlets cited brief power outages and minor landslides in some areas, with no confirmed injuries or significant structural damage so far.
- OASP president Efthimios Lekkas said it is too early to determine whether the initial tremor was the mainshock and advised the public to remain cautious.