Earthquakes to Santorini, driving Exodus tourist from Greece’s Volcanic island

London – Visitors continued to flee from the Greek Santorino Island on Wednesday – Four Day Fall Following the Earthquakes Reduced Europe. About 7,000 people have left the island, living in the area in Greece Mainland, from The quake started last weekAccording to AFP News Agency.

Most of the guests left Satorini by boat, but there have been flights.

From Tuesday, more than 1,000 earthquake, rises up to 5.2 in Richter scaleIt was in writing near the island, most of them focused only 15 miles from its coast in the Aegean Sea, according to the Euro-Mediterranean SeismolutoCicical Center.

Efthimios Lekkas, head of the State Planning and Protection of State, told the Greek National Television When an earthquake traveled north, away from the island.

“This can take a few days or few weeks,” he said. “We cannot predict the appearance of chronological time.”

It is not to think of the earthquake that has dropped people away from the island – no one can say certainly that hundreds of small heroes say the big temple on his way.

“I understand the fear of which it is currently said,” said Premier Kyriakos Mittethakis, urges citizens to remain calm and follow the instructions given to officials.

Experts told the French News AFP this region has never faced a deep work experience because records began in 1964.

Santorini lives in Volcano who has never appeared since 1950, but the professional committee said on Monday that the outbreak of this volcanic eruption was related. “

“It’s different from this”

While an earthquake has left cracks of specific properties, no harm or injury has been reported. The neighboring Islands of Anafi, IOS and Amorgos also predict the risks.

Schools in all four islands are also closed by the church as a beginning, and Santorini cancel public events and arrive in the island.

About 3.4 million people visited Santorini in 2023, according to AFP.

A retired police officer and a workmate that lived on the island for more than 30 years, told AP that he would not leave, in spite of staying with relatives in the Greek capital, Athens.

“Old citizens are used for earthquakes,” he said. “But it is different from this. It’s not like earthquakes every two to three minutes.”

“The main thing not to worry,” he said with laughter: “Now we can listen to music only and we have our own coffee.”