Unknown, but without giving great earthquakes, he is according to the AUTH seismology professor, Kostas Papazachosthe rift that gave the seismic vibration of 5.2 Richter to Euboea Shortly after midnight Monday, shaking Attica.

“No matter how strange it seems to you, we do not have the slightest idea of ​​the rift, we do not know the dimensions. It is an area of ​​moderate to low seismicity. Generally it has normal and plague crashes due to the stretch of the area. Very large rifts the area has no, nor in historical times it has given earthquakes that destroy Athens I feel that they are the standard earthquakes of Euboea with 5 RichterMr. Papazachos told SKAI.

Asked if the lack of information about this rift means that it will be unknown and how it will behave, it was reassured, as he said, these faults in the small Greek space give small seismic vibrations.

“Imagine 5.2 We have every 2 months in Greece without much continuity. We are not in Cephalonia, we are not in danger of being made tomorrow morning a 7 or 6.5 Richter earthquake – there is no potential to get something“, He underlined. and even expressed the view that ‘Even if there was 5.8 in the area, it would not have an impact on the basin. Would be more annoying, yes, but the sea space, the great depth, the distance from the basin would greatly limit the impact“

According to the seismology professor, the problem was caused by Attica’s proximity to the focal space. “It impresses me that we are talking about other cracks, it is as if someone is sick and not worrying if he is sick, but if someone next to him will stick. Now our issue is the Styra“, He commented.

Mr. Papazachos also agreed with the rest of the seismologists that ‘eWe are talking about small earthquakes, it cannot stimulate another area. “

“They have been 3-4 km, we will have no 4-4,5ar that will be felt in Athens. AOropos there is a rich area that is in a completely different area“, He concluded.