Geologist Avraam Zelilidi Is Not Concerned About a Major Earthquake on Santorini

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Santorini continues to tremble. It remains unclear whether volcanoes awaken or a major earthquake is imminent. However, it seems certain that the region remains a seismic hotspot.

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Apparently, the quake was caused by liquid magma in the underground, but the experts are not sure. The earth north-east of Santorini has been trembling for weeks.

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Geologist Avraam Zelilidi Is Not Concerned About a Major Earthquake on Santorini

Mihaela Lica Butler Geologist Avraam Zelilidis discusses the recent seismic activity near Santorini, reassuring safety for residents and travellers. The post Geologist Avraam Zelilidi Is Not Concerned About a Major Earthquake on Santorini appeared first on Argophilia.

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The series of earthquakes around the popular holiday island of Santorini continues. The Greek Prime Minister says that the experts observed the situation minutely.The series of earthquakes in the region of the volcanic island of Santorini is, according to the Greek head of government, "an unprecedented phenomenon". Kyriakos Mitsotakis referred to scientists in his statement published on Facebook, without mentioning any further details.As the ear…

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"There is a more or less continuous tremor in the Santorini region," said the European-Mediterranean Seismological Centre (EMSC) on Platform X. The quake took several hours. Researchers suspect that liquid magma causes the phenomenon underground. However, they certainly could not say that. "These fluid migrations could take place in the Earth's crust and are not necessarily a sign of an outbreak," they added. Also, Athanasios Ganas, head of rese…

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The Greek island of Santorini, in the southern Aegean Sea, shook for hours on Friday, the EMSC, the European Mediterranean Seismological Centre, reported.