Earthquake of magnitude 3.8 on the Richter scale southeast of Goudouras, Lasithi, according to the Geodynamic Institute

What the sources report

An earthquake of magnitude 3.8 on the Richter scale was recorded on the morning of Monday, 2 November 2026, in the Goudouras area of Lasithi in Crete.[1]

As the Geodynamic Institute reports, the tremor occurred at 10:59.[1]

The epicentre was located 80 kilometres south-southeast of Goudouras, Lasithi.[1]

The focal depth was determined at 10.8 kilometres.[1]

Where they differ

Iefimerida.gr writes that the magnitude emerged according to the revised solution of the Geodynamic Institute, while Newsbomb reports that the recording was made according to the automatic solution of the Geodynamic Institute.[2][3]

Alpha writes that the earthquake occurred 100 kilometres southeast of Sitia, while Ta Nea reports that the epicentre was 80 kilometres south-southeast of Goudouras, Lasithi.[4][1]

Parapolitika writes that the preliminary estimate spoke of a tremor of 4.1 Richter, while enikos.gr reports that according to the Revised Solution the magnitude was 3.8 Richter.[5][6]