An earthquake in Greece's Ayion Oros region has impacted the Aegean Sea and the Balkans. Kandilli Observatory reported the earthquake's magnitude as 5.4, while AFAD stated it was 5.2. This indicates the seriousness of the tremor in the area.

The depth of the earthquake was recorded at 7 kilometers, and it was felt as far as Edirne. Ayion Oros is located 130 kilometers from Gokceada. Such natural events can affect life in the region.

In recent developments, an earthquake of 4.1 magnitude also occurred in Antalya. This shows that earthquakes frequently happen in various regions of Turkey.

Kandilli Observatory reported that aftershocks were also experienced following the earthquake. Such events encourage the public to remain prepared.

These developments in the Aegean Sea and the Balkans remind us of the need to be cautious about natural disasters. It is crucial for citizens to follow AFAD's warnings.