Recent earthquakes in the Aegean Sea have increased seismic activity in the region. Most recently, a 3.6 magnitude earthquake was recorded off the coast of Crete.

According to AFAD data, another 3.5 magnitude earthquake occurred in the Aegean Sea. This situation raises concerns about flooding and water inundation disasters.

Experts warn citizens about the potential tsunami risk following these earthquakes. The depth and magnitude of the earthquakes could pose a threat for flooding disasters.

The recent earthquakes have also affected the infrastructure in the region. Therefore, it is important for citizens to review their emergency plans.