Two people were killed, 200 injured and five seriously injured on the Greek island
of Kos after an earthquake hit tourist destinations around the Aegean
sea in the early hours of Friday.
At least 70 people were injured in Bodrum.Turkey.
The magnitude 6.7 quake injured a further 200 people in Greek and Turkish coastal towns.
The damage was, however, much less than could have been expected for an earthquake of its size. The United States Geological Survey said it was a very shallow quake – only 6 miles (10km) below the seabed – off the south-western coastal city of Marmaris in Muğla province, Turkey.
The epicentre was just 6 miles south of the Turkish resort of Bodrum and 10 miles from Kos.
Read more: Turkey and Greece hit by strong earthquake: two dead and 200 injured – as it happened | World news | The Guardian
At least 70 people were injured in Bodrum.Turkey.
The magnitude 6.7 quake injured a further 200 people in Greek and Turkish coastal towns.
The damage was, however, much less than could have been expected for an earthquake of its size. The United States Geological Survey said it was a very shallow quake – only 6 miles (10km) below the seabed – off the south-western coastal city of Marmaris in Muğla province, Turkey.
The epicentre was just 6 miles south of the Turkish resort of Bodrum and 10 miles from Kos.
Read more: Turkey and Greece hit by strong earthquake: two dead and 200 injured – as it happened | World news | The Guardian
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