A powerful earthquake rocked the Greek island of Lesbos on Monday afternoon, June 12, destroying buildings and causing a landslide, according to Greek reports.
The US Geological Survey recorded a 6.3-magnitude earthquake off Turkey’s Aegean coast near Lesbos, with tremors felt in Istanbul and Athens.
A volunteer working with refugees on Lesbos recorded the damage in the village of Vrissa, where tremors brought down collapsed buildings.