Parts of Athens are without power after a 5.1 magnitude earthquake shook the Greek capital.
The quake lasted for around 15 seconds and caused two buildings to collapse.
There have been reports of casualties or serious injuries.
Several aftershocks have already been reported and experts warn that there could still be more.
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Myanmar quake deaths surpass 3,000 as rain poses new threat
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Russian forces unleash hour-long drone barrage on Ukraine's Kharkiv
Russian forces unleashed an hour-long barrage of drones on Kharkiv, Ukraine's second city, late on Wednesday, triggering a number of fires but causing no casualties in the second such attack in the course of the day, the regional governor said.
Hamas won't reply to Israel's counter Gaza ceasefire plan, official says
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