Another earthquake just struck in Greece, which has been hit hard recently.

A strong earthquake measuring 6.1 on the Richter scale struck southern Greece Wednesday evening, Greek radio reported. There were no initial reports of damage or casualties in the quake which struck below the seabed near the island of Methani south of the Peloponnese island.

Source: earthtimes.org

Kythira mayor Thodoros Koukoulis said no damage was reported.

``The earthquake occurred in the night and not all that many people noticed it,'' he told state NET television.

An institute spokeswoman said the earthquake was caused by the
same fault responsible for two strong quakes last week off the nearby
city of Kalamata. The magnitude 6.5 and 6.4 temblors on Feb. 14 were
felt as far away as Egypt, but caused only minor damage and no injuries.

Source: hindu.com