A moderate earthquake struck the Spanish city of Granada today, a popular destination for tourists. The quake was felt across the wider Andalusian region, prompting concern but, so far, no reports of significant damage or injuries. Local authorities are currently assessing the situation and monitoring for aftershocks. The epicenter was located near Granada, though the precise depth and magnitude are still being refined by seismological agencies. Residents reported feeling strong shaking, causing momentary panic. Emergency services have been mobilized as a precaution, and are checking critical infrastructure. Authorities urge residents to remain vigilant and follow official guidance.