A 4.1 magnitude earthquake occurred in Epirus, Greece, as reported by the Geodynamic Institute of the National Observatory of Athens. The quake struck at 12:37 PM on Tuesday, with its epicenter located 13 kilometers northeast of the village of Agia Kyriaki in Ioannina. The seismic activity was felt in various parts of Ioannina and surrounding areas in Thesprotia.

The earthquake's focal depth was estimated at 11.9 kilometers, leading to a noticeable tremor that alarmed residents in the region. As earthquakes are not uncommon in Greece due to its geographical location along the Hellenic Arc, this event has raised concerns among local authorities about potential aftershocks and the safety of structures built in vulnerable areas.

Local news agencies and geological institutions continue to monitor the situation closely, offering updates on the earthquake's impact and any further seismic activity. Authorities are also prepared to provide assistance to residents if necessary, as they evaluate the structural integrity of buildings in the affected areas to ensure public safety during this event.