Quake Hits Greece, Albania
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ATHENS — A moderate earthquake rocked northwestern Greece and southern Albania late Saturday, causing panic and some damage but no injuries, authorities said Sunday. A spokeswoman for the Athens Seismological Institute said the quake measured 5.2 on the Richter scale and was centered on the western Albanian coast, 236 miles northwest of Athens.
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