A 4.8 magnitude earthquake struck between Karditsa and Evrytania, sending shockwaves through the region, particularly affecting Argithea and the Agrafa. The earthquake's epicenter was located 11 kilometers northeast of Rapidopolis, with a depth of approximately 13.7 kilometers. Local authorities are mobilized to respond to the immediate impacts and ensure public safety.

While no injuries have been reported so far, the municipality of Argithea indicates that there were material damages, including impacts on the Holy Church of the Transfiguration and significant landslides affecting the road networks in Eastern Argithea. Additionally, access to the Monastery of Spilia was restricted due to landslides, and several villages are experiencing power outages, prompting a warning for residents to avoid dangerous areas and old buildings.

The local municipal services are closely monitoring the situation and are on high alert as they coordinate the response to ensure the safety of the residents and assess the extent of damages. Such geological events are not uncommon in Greece, and the quick response from local authorities emphasizes the importance of disaster preparedness in mitigating such natural hazards.