Greek earthquake expert Kostas Synolakis warns of a significant earthquake in the Aegean Sea. This situation has come to light following the recent earthquake in Istanbul.

Synolakis indicated that an earthquake of 8 magnitude could occur in the Hellenic Arc. This is linked to the effects of the North Anatolian Fault.

The Hellenic Arc extends from the island of Crete to the southern coasts of Turkey and is known as an active earthquake zone. This area is at risk for significant earthquakes and tsunamis.

Experts are evaluating the effects of the Istanbul earthquake on Greece. However, they state that there is no need for immediate concern.

Experts in Greece emphasize that we should remain vigilant following the Istanbul earthquake. This situation may increase seismic activity in the region.