> modest and shallow ML 4.9 Earthquake in Thessaly and Central Greece, Greece

06/08/2023 - Earthquake in Thessaly and Central Greece, Greece

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Event Characteristics
CEDIM Karlsruhe Institute of Technology
Date & Time June 8, 2023, 2:33 p.m.
Magnitude ML 4.9
Latitude 38.58 °N
Longitude 22.86 °E
Depth 2 km
Last Update 2023-06-08
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Greece
Impact
Country Displaced Injured Dead Damaged Buildings Destroyed Buildings
Total 10
Greece 10

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Impact on Health Services

A total 6 major healthcare facilities have been affected by this event.

Using data of the Healthsites.io. Latest update: May 2024 (only considering hospitals and clinics). In some countries, definitions for clinics and hospitals may deviate.

Impact on Energy Infrastructure

A total 0.86 GW of power generation capacity has been affected by this event.

Using data of the Global Power Plant Database. Latest update: June 2021, min. Capacity 10 MW.

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