Greek authorities have declared a state of emergency on Santorini due to significant seismic activity, including a recent 5.2-magnitude earthquake. The local government has implemented measures until 3 March, coinciding with Lent, and the army is set to assist in crisis management. Over 12,000 residents and tourists are reported to have fled the island, leaving it eerily quiet. Experts are uncertain whether the recent stronger quakes indicate worsening conditions or are signs of stabilization. The Greek Prime Minister plans a visit to Santorini to express solidarity with the affected communities.
Local experts have voiced their fears over the intense seismic activity in Santorini, declaring a state of emergency to manage the crisis as thousands flee.
The emergency measures are expected to remain in effect until 3 March, coinciding with the Orthodox Christian Lent, indicating the severe nature of the seismic events.
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