It's not believed any Irish people have been caught up in a powerful earthquake that killed two people and injured 120 on the Greek Island of Kos.
However, the Department of Foreign Affairs says it's monitoring the situation. Anyone with concerns is being asked to call 014082000.
Earthquake in Eastern Aegean this morning. We are actively monitoring. Call us on +302107232771 if you have concerns. @dfatravelwise
— Irish Embassy Athens (@IrlEmbAthens) July 21, 2017
The quake struck with magnitude of 6-point-7 as people slept, injuring several people after their buildings partially collapsed.
In the Turkish resort of Bodrum, around 70 people were taken to hospital, having been injured as they tried to escape .
People flying out are being advised to contact their tour operator before travelling.
We are not advising against travel. The Greek authorities say there will be aftershocks for next few days, but will be far lower magnitude
— Irish Embassy Athens (@IrlEmbAthens) July 21, 2017
Kim Buckley has this report:
