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Mar 2026
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Calm night in Santorini, the largest tremor at dawn at 4.1

Schools closed until the 14th of the month

The Municipality of Santorini has been declared in a state of emergency

More than 6,400 earthquakes have occurred in the Santorini-Amorgos zone from January 26 to February 3

Santorini’s Red Beach closed – Pieces of rocks fell due to the earthquakes

It is the first time that access is prohibited there - Chinese tourists were taking photos at the site where rocks were detached earlier today

Continuous landslides in Santorini – Watch video from the beach of Vlychada

Protothema.gr is on-site in Santorini, capturing the landslides that continue for yet another day on the island

Lekas to Santorini: I would like a 5.2 magnitude earthquake to release the forces faster

"The scenario of 6 Richter or higher has a low probability," emphasizes the professor of Geology and Natural Disaster Management

Santorini Earthquakes: Increased traffic at the port – Residents leaving “until the situation calms down”

Ferry routes are operating as usual, with increased demand – Flights from Santorini to Athens are nearly full

112 alert following earthquakes in Santorini: Access banned in three areas

Warning of landslide risk due to seismic activity

Santorini: Earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, and disasters from 1613 BC to today

The history of the island, from the most powerful volcanic eruption ever experienced by the world to the devastating 7.8 magnitude earthquake in 1956, which caused 53 deaths, dozens of injuries, and extensive material damage

Agony over the earthquakes in Santorini: Residents slept outside, ships and planes full, schools closed

Instructions from the Island Mayors – Expert Assessment from the Seismic Risk Committee

“Alarm” from Turkish professor: Three of the four signs of a volcanic eruption have happened in Santorini

"If the eruption is accompanied by an earthquake, the quakes could create tsunami waves that will affect the Aegean Islands, the Peloponnese, Crete, and the coastal zone of the Tekke Peninsula in Turkey," says Dr. Ogün Ahmet Erçan

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