People stand outside damaged buildings after an earthquake near the Greek island of Kos on July 21, 2017. ( STR / AFP/GETTY IMAGES ) Women stand in the area where two tourists died on the Greek Island of Kos, following a power earthquake in the region. Residents and tourists were still jittery as a series of aftershocks Saturday night continued to rock the island. In Kos, the quake damaged the island’s main port, so ferries were being diverted to the smaller port of Kefalos on the island’s southwestern coast. Kos Mayor Giorgos Kyritsis said island’s biggest infrastructure problem was the damage to the main port.

Source: thestar July 22, 2017 12:21 UTC