Hundreds of earthquakes that have rattled the Greece islands since last week have promoted thousands of tourists’ hot spot Santorini.
Mayor Santorini, Nicos Zorzos, told AP communication that tremors were a “flock of earthquakes” and could last for several weeks before the decrease.
“This phenomenon is a small earthquake or slightly stronger, and then the gradual sediment may continue,” said Zorzos and was carefully optimistic after talking to a seismicist.
Since Friday, more than 200 seabed earthquakes up to magnitude 5 have been recorded in volcanic areas.
Emergency crew deployed in Santorini because the group of earthquakes is worried about Greek experts
According to the BBC, about 9,000 people have left Santorini from Sunday and have added services for emergency flights and ferry to depart.
Santorini canceled public events, restricted traveling to the island, and banned construction work in specific areas. The earthquake causes cracks in some old buildings, but no injuries have been reported. The island has a population of about 15,500.
The earthquake off the main state shakes the northeast
Fetimios Leckus, the head of the state -owned earthquake planning and protective agencies, emphasized that the epicenter of the Aegean Earthquake has moved north from Santorini and has no connection to dormant volcanoes in this area. I mentioned.
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“This can last for a few days or weeks. We can’t predict the evolution of sequence in time,” Lexcus told a state -run television.
AP communication has contributed to this report.