3.5 tremor hits Kefalonia

A 3.5 magnitude earthquake rocked the island of Kefalonia off the west coast of Greece, Wednesday at 11.15am. The tremor occurred to the south of Lixouri and the epicenter was located 14km from Argostoli and had a depth of 5km. No damage was reported. Kefalonia and the Ionian islands are one of the most seismogenic zones in Greece.

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