Santorini Aims for Rhodes-Style Recovery After Seismic Activity
Santorini launches a €1M campaign to revive tourism after months of earthquakes and reassure visitors the island remains a safe destination
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Santorini’s Seismic Risk Diminishes: Expert Assures Safety Ahead of Tourist Season
Santorini’s Seismic Risk Diminishes: Expert Assures Safety Ahead of Tourist Season
He reassured that the likelihood of a significant earthquake, specifically a magnitude 6 event, is decreasing. This reduction is attributed to the high frequency of smaller earthquakes, with Santorini experiencing over a thousand minor quakes in a single day, which has effectively released seismic energy from the area.
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ENFIA 2025 Property Tax Statements Now Available on Taxisnet
ENFIA 2025 Property Tax Statements Now Available on Taxisnet
Properties valued at up to 500,000 euros that are insured against earthquakes, fires, and floods for the entire duration of 2024 will receive a 20% discount, double the 10% offered last year.
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Santorini to Reopen to Visitors as Schools Resume After Earthquake Swarm
Santorini to Reopen to Visitors as Schools Resume After Earthquake Swarm
Despite ongoing minor aftershocks, schools on Santorini and the neighboring islands of Anafi, Ios, and Amorgos reopened on March 4, signaling a return to normalcy.
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Seismic activity in Santorini-Amorgos zone gradually declining
Seismic activity in Santorini-Amorgos zone gradually declining
The seismicity in the Santorini-Amorgos zone is gradually declining, according to the Laboratory of Seismology of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens which has detected more than 23.500 earthquakes in total, from the beginning of the seismic activity until February 22.
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Seismic Activity in Santorini Expected to Persist for Weeks, Expert Warns
Seismic Activity in Santorini Expected to Persist for Weeks, Expert Warns
Speaking to public broadcaster ERTNews, he described the situation as a “prolonged sequence” that could last several weeks or even months. “This kind of seismic activity doesn’t fade quickly,” he noted.
