Products fell from supermarket shelves due to the strong tremor - Nine aftershocks recorded ranging from 2.5 to 3.5 Richter - Why it was felt in Attica and what seismologists say A powerful 6.1 magnitude earthquake off the coast of Neapoli, Lasithi, in Crete, caused alarm among local residents and was even felt as far away as Attica. According to local media, people were jolted out of bed, and eyewitnesses reported that the shaking was followed by a loud rumbling sound. Many exited their homes to stay safe. Video footage captured the force of the quake, showing power lines and vehicles shaking while a deep rumble could be heard. At the same time, supermarket products tumbled from shelves, causing damage. Nine Aftershocks Recorded Following the 6.1 magnitude quake, nine aftershocks were recorded in the area, with magnitudes ranging between 2.5 and 3.5 Richter. Fire Service on Patrol Crete's fire services are on high alert, with patrol...