Albayrak: Seismic Activity in Aegean Sea will not Affect Cyprus
Seismic Activity in the Aegean Sea Continues, Another Earthquake Reported
The ongoing seismic activity in the Aegean Sea has raised concerns, particularly among the Greek islands, and is also causing worry on the Mediterranean islands. Many are wondering if the seismic activity in the Aegean could impact fault lines in the Mediterranean.
Ayşen Albayrak, Director of the Geological Mine Department, has stated that the seismic activity in the Aegean Sea is unlikely to have an effect on faults in the Mediterranean. According to Albayrak, the earthquakes in the Aegean region are primarily caused by a live volcano in the area.
Albayrak also mentioned that a new earthquake monitoring and evaluation center recently established in Nicosia will play a key role in collecting data on seismic activity. The center will display real-time data on screens and facilitate rapid earthquake response efforts.
As the seismic activity in the Aegean Sea continues, experts are closely monitoring the situation to ensure the safety of residents on the Greek and Mediterranean islands.
