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Mykonos Declared in State of Emergency as Torrential Floods Sweep the Island

In a dramatic turn of events, Mykonos has been declared in a state of emergency as torrential floods swept across the island, prompting an urgent 112 alert to residents. Raging waters tore through Little Venice, forcing crews to break a coastal wall to redirect the deluge. With Easter approaching, locals and authorities are racing against time to recover, showcasing the resilience of this iconic Greek destination.

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Santorini Schools Set to Reopen After Weeks-Long Earthquake Swarm

Schools on the Aegean islands of Santorini, Ios, Amorgos, and Anafi are set to reopen on March 4 after being closed for several weeks due to a significant earthquake swarm. Despite ongoing minor tremors, experts are confident that seismic activity is subsiding, and life is returning to normal. The Greek government has also announced a support package for local businesses and workers affected by the earthquakes.

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Ios Becomes Fourth Aegean Island Declared in State of Emergency Due to Seismic Activity

Ios has become the fourth Aegean island to be placed under a state of emergency due to ongoing seismic activity between Santorini and Amorgos. Authorities have implemented emergency measures to manage the situation, with the decree in effect until March 14, 2025. The island joins Santorini, Amorgos, and Anafi, which have already been declared in a state of civil protection emergency as tremors continue to impact the region.

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Anafi Declared in State of Emergency as Seismic Activity Persists

Anafi has become the third Aegean island to be placed under a state of emergency due to ongoing seismic activity, following Amorgos and Santorini. The decision, announced by Civil Protection Secretary General Vassilis Papageorgiou, ensures priority assistance and monitoring for the affected islands. Authorities remain on high alert as tremors continue to unsettle the region. The emergency status will remain in effect until March 13 unless extended.

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Double Earthquake Strikes Near Amorgos

A double earthquake measuring 4.2 on the Richter scale struck the sea area between Santorini and Amorgos early Thursday morning, just one minute apart. The tremors prompted authorities to declare a state of emergency in Amorgos, following a similar measure already in place for Santorini. Seismic activity in the region is being closely monitored.

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Santorini Declares State of Emergency Amid Earthquake Activity

Santorini has declared a state of emergency due to ongoing seismic activity, affecting the municipality of Thera from February 1 to March 3, 2025. Authorities are addressing the urgent needs and impacts of recent earthquakes in the region, which is located along the Hellenic Volcanic Arc. The state of emergency aims to ensure public safety as assessments continue. While Santorini remains a popular tourist destination, residents and visitors are urged to stay vigilant as the situation evolves.

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Greek Islands Rhodes and Lemnos Declare State of Emergency After Deadly Storm Bora

A state of emergency was declared on the Greek islands of Rhodes and Lemnos on Monday after a deadly storm caused widespread damage. Two men were killed in Lemnos as floods, strong winds, and heavy rain overturned cars, caused power outages, and led to evacuations. Rescue teams, supported by the military, worked to evacuate vulnerable residents. Greece’s climate crisis minister, Vassilis Kikilias, linked the extreme weather to climate change, urging residents to follow evacuation orders for their safety.

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Nea Propontida Declares State of Emergency Due to Severe Water Shortage

The Municipality of Nea Propontida in Chalkidiki has declared a state of emergency due to a severe water shortage. Emergency measures will be in place until September 27, with possible extensions if needed. Mayor Manolis Karas called the situation “dramatic” but affirmed the municipality’s commitment to addressing the crisis.

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Greek Port City Declares State of Emergency Due to Dead Fish Inundation

The central Greek port city of Volos has declared a state of emergency due to an overwhelming influx of dead fish, raising concerns among local residents about the potential threat to their livelihoods. In response, authorities are deploying resources to expedite cleanup efforts along the Pagasetic Gulf and rivers. This marks the second environmental crisis for Volos following last year’s catastrophic floods in the Thessaly region.

Rare Total Solar Eclipse to Grace North America as Niagra Falls Declared State of Emergency (Watch Live Online)

Rare Total Solar Eclipse to Grace North America as Niagra Falls Declared State of Emergency (Watch Live Online)

A celestial event of rare beauty is soon set to unfold – a total solar eclipse. While this phenomenon will be visible only in North America, in certain parts of Mexico, the United States and Canada, viewers around the world can still experience the otherworldly spectacle through live online streaming.