Greece’s famous tourist island Hotspot, Santorini, has seen a sudden increase in seismic activity, motivated the authorities to call for an immediate meeting. According to the Ministry of Climate Crisis and Ministry of Civil Protection, the censor, who monitored the “mild seismic-volchanic activity” in Calladera, Santorini, was leading to speculation and concerns, especially the island’s tourism-intended economy and geological upheaval capacity looking at.
The curved island in the Aegean Sea is located around a flooded volcanic Calledera, with monitoring stations that detect at least 39 quakes in a single day, most magnitude 3.5 or less, according to a report, according to a report, according to a report , According to a report Live science.
The island is famous for its historical volcanic activity, especially a large -scale minoan explosion around 1600 BC that is considered one of the largest in human history. Between 2011 and 2012, Santorini experienced a similar seismic herd associated with the magma movement below the surface, but no explosion occurred.
The most recent explosion in the history of Santorini was recorded in 1950, suggesting that the volcano of the island remains active, but not necessarily on the verge of an explosion.
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‘There is no reason to worry’
Considering recent developments, IFTIMOS Lakes, Earthquaker and Head of the Scientific Monitoring Committee for Helic Volcanic Chap have been said on Greece, Greece. ERT television That there was no immediate example where volcanoes could burst.
“We must realize that the Centrini volcano produces very big explosions every 20,000 years. It has been 3,000 years since the final explosion, so we have a very long time ahead of us before a big explosion,” Mr. Lakes said. .
“Volcano is a living organism. We will not face a large explosion, but will face a mild process,” Mr. Lakecus said that volcanic activity increases and decreases, and can cause small earthquakes. ,
Despite the immediate threat, scientists continue to monitor the situation to understand whether there is an indication of magma movement or if it is part of general tectonic activity in the region.