A series of over 200 earthquakes struck near Santorini, Greece, prompting local authorities to close schools and dispatch rescue teams to ensure public safety. The strongest tremor registered at a magnitude of 4.6, leading to precautionary measures including draining swimming pools to mitigate potential structural risks. Experts have clarified that the quakes are not related to the island's historic volcano, yet anxiety remains among residents. Daily meetings with officials aim to monitor the situation and prepare for any escalation in seismic activity, as tremors continue to affect the islands of Santorini, Amorgos, Anafi, and Ios.
A series of earthquakes, including a 4.6 magnitude tremor, near Santorini prompted closures of schools, the dispatch of rescue teams, and advisories for residents.
Earthquake experts reassure that the seismic activity is not linked to Santorini’s volcano, though concerns remain, leading to precautionary measures across the islands.
Authorities instructed island residents to drain swimming pools due to fears that large water volumes could compromise structures in the event of further seismic activity.
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