Earthquake Alerts Cyprus

Real-time earthquake monitoring and alerts for Cyprus and the Eastern Mediterranean region

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Earthquakes in the last 90 days

Active earthquake alerts per district and the history of the last 90 days.

No active warnings right now
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  • Nicosia
    No warning in the last 90 days
    No warning
    30 days agoToday
  • Limassol
    Last warning 54d ago
    No warning
    30 days agoToday
  • Larnaca
    No warning in the last 90 days
    No warning
    30 days agoToday
  • Paphos
    No warning in the last 90 days
    No warning
    30 days agoToday
  • Famagusta
    Last warning 6d ago
    No warning
    30 days agoToday
  • Kyrenia
    No warning in the last 90 days
    No warning
    30 days agoToday
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Island-wide warnings count for every district.

Reports from the last 30 days

Newest first, times in Cyprus local time. Full details and the map are in the app.

Earthquake Monitoring in Cyprus

Cyprus is located in a seismically active region where the African and Eurasian tectonic plates meet. This makes earthquake monitoring essential for residents and visitors.

CyWarn provides real-time earthquake alerts by aggregating data from multiple international seismological networks, ensuring you receive notifications as quickly as possible after seismic events occur.

Our Data Sources

We aggregate earthquake data from the world's leading seismological agencies:

USGS

Global earthquake monitoring with rapid detection

EMSC

European network with strong Mediterranean coverage

GDACS

UN disaster coordination with impact assessment

Alert Severity Levels

Emergency

Magnitude 6.0+ - Major earthquake with potential for significant damage

Warning

Magnitude 4.5-5.9 - Moderate earthquake, may cause minor damage

Advisory

Magnitude 3.0-4.4 - Light earthquake, usually felt but rarely causes damage

Earthquake Safety Tips

  • DROP to your hands and knees immediately
  • COVER your head and neck, get under sturdy furniture if possible
  • HOLD ON until the shaking stops
  • Be prepared for aftershocks following the main event
  • Know your emergency exits and evacuation routes