Santorini state of emergency declared as more earthquakes recorded
A state of emergency for Santorini has been declared for almost a month as more earthquakes struck the ocean around the Greek island. More than 12,000 people are reported to have evacuated by air and ferry as authorities reported that earthquakes are being recorded on minute-by-minute intervals.
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