While the recent earthquakes in Santorini appear to be subsiding, a new threat lingers: the increased risk of landslides. The island’s steep slopes and varied geology, now destabilized by the tremors, make it vulnerable even after the seismic activity ceases. Researchers are working to identify high-risk areas and emphasize the need for ongoing monitoring and preparedness.
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Over 16,900 earthquakes, including two exceeding magnitude 4, rattled the region between the Greek islands of Amorgos and Santorini from late January to mid-February. While the two larger quakes prompted attention, the overall seismic activity is reportedly decreasing, according to the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA).
Greece has taken a significant leap in medical technology with the inauguration of its first…
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