According to the European-Mediterranean Seismological Center, the epicenter of the most recent quake to strike Greece was located 24 km northwest of Athens, and 7 kilometers north of the town of Magoula on Sunday evening.
The earthquake struck at 19:09 local time on Sunday with a focal depth of just 5 kilometers.
There have been no reports of damages in the Greek capital so far and seismologists believe that the tremor was a normal reaction, following the 5.1 Richter quake that hit Athens nine days ago.
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