Santorini, Greece is currently grappling with a swarm of over 200 earthquakes within a span of four days, leading to widespread concerns among residents and tourists. As tremors continue to shake the volcanic island, authorities have declared school closures and deployed emergency crews to manage the situation. With fears of potential larger seismic events, there has been an increase in flight schedules to facilitate the evacuation of tourists who are fleeing amidst the ongoing seismic activity. Greek officials and experts are monitoring the situation closely, suggesting that while the earthquakes are intense, a significant volcanic eruption is deemed unlikely at this time. The tourist-heavy region remains on high alert as local and national officials hold emergency meetings to address the challenges posed by the earthquakes.