Schools were closed and additional flights were scheduled on Monday as Santorini, a popular Greek holiday destination, continued to experience tremors for the fourth consecutive day on Monday. The quakes, which have been occurring between the volcanic islands of Santorini and Amorgos in the Aegean Sea since Friday, have prompted authorities to take precautionary measures. Tremors, some with magnitudes above 4, rattled Santorini throughout the day, with aftershocks reported every few minutes. As a safety precaution, schools in Santorini, as well as on nearby islands including Ios, Amorgos, and Anafi, were closed. Residents and tourists were also advised to stay away from indoor spaces and small ports. Greece Hit by Storm Elena: Torrential Rainfall Causes Flooding in European Nation, Traffic Disrupted.

Santorini Earthquakes

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