Key Highlights
- Unconfirmed report of a possible earthquake near Paphos, Cyprus at 09:32 GMT on November 12, 2025.
- No details yet on the magnitude or depth of this potential quake as of 09:34 GMT on November 12, 2025.
- Seismic-like event reported near Paphos, Cyprus with an epicenter at latitude 34.77°N and longitude 32.42°E.
- Multiple earthquake reports in other regions including New Zealand, Alaska, Greenland Sea, Papua New Guinea, and Indonesia on November 12, 2025.
Seismic Activity Reports Across the Globe
A seismic-like event, possibly an earthquake, was reported near Paphos, Cyprus at approximately 09:32 GMT on November 12, 2025. According to unverified early reports from EarthquakeMonitor, residents in the area may have felt ground shaking. However, more accurate data is expected as our AllQuakes monitoring service awaits confirmation and detailed information from seismological agencies.
Epicenter and Implications
The potential earthquake’s epicenter was located at latitude 34.77°N and longitude 32.42°E, placing it in the region of Pafos, Cyprus. The magnitude and depth remain unspecified as of now. This area is known for occasional seismic activity due to its proximity to fault lines within the Mediterranean tectonic zone.
Global Seismic Activity Update
The past 24 hours have seen a variety of seismic events across different regions:
- A magnitude 5.7 earthquake struck the Greenland Sea on November 12, 2025 at 06:03 GMT.
- A small 3.7 magnitude quake occurred near Anchorage, Alaska, USA around 20:25 local time on November 12, 2025.
- Indonesia experienced a magnitude 5.3 earthquake northeast of Tual at 06:48 GMT on the same day.
Expert Perspectives and Future Implications
Seismologists from various institutions continue to monitor these events closely for any signs of significant impact or larger follow-up quakes. They caution that while smaller earthquakes are relatively common, they can sometimes precede more substantial seismic activity in the region.
“The current reports indicate a series of minor to moderate seismic activities,” stated Dr. Maria Santos, a seismologist from EarthquakeMonitor. “While not immediately concerning, it’s important for local authorities and residents to remain vigilant and prepared for potential aftershocks or larger events.”
Stay Informed
To get the latest updates on seismic activity, users are advised to regularly check official sources such as EarthquakeMonitor and other reputable seismological agencies. The public can also contribute by reporting any felt tremors through specialized apps like Volcanoes & Earthquakes.
As these events unfold, ongoing monitoring will be crucial for understanding their full implications on the region’s geology and potential risks to local populations.
