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An earthquake measuring minor magnitude shook the region located 22 kilometers north of Livadeia in the Nomos Voiotias area of Central Greece on Sunday, August 23, 2026, according to seismic monitoring data.

The seismic event registered in a historically active tectonic zone characterized by frequent low-to-moderate magnitude tremors. Local authorities in Central Greece reported no immediate structural damage or injuries following the tremor, which was tracked across regional seismic networks monitoring the Hellenic Arc and surrounding fault lines.

Seismologists and regional emergency management agencies continue to evaluate incoming data from monitoring stations across the Nomos Voiotias district. Residents throughout Central Greece felt light ground motion, though standard post-earthquake inspections by local municipal teams revealed no disruptions to critical infrastructure, utilities, or transportation networks.