An earthquake with a preliminary magnitude of 6.1 rattled the small island nation of Cyprus and was felt throughout the eastern Mediterranean region, the country’s Geological Survey Department said today. No damage or injuries have so far been reported.

The quake shook some out of their beds, especially in the island’s western district of Paphos where it was felt most strongly. Many slept through it and woke up to the rhythms of their daily routine.

Police told state broadcaster CyBC that additional patrols have been dispatched throughout the island, but have not reported any damage.