Multiple earthquakes, including a significant tremor measured at 5.3 on the Richter scale, have been detected near Greece’s volcanic island of Santorini, prompting locals to evacuate and tourists to flee. The Greek government has declared a state of emergency as thousands of aftershocks continue to shake the island and its surroundings, raising concerns about potential volcanic activity. Experts warn that the seismic crisis could last for months, leading to significant safety precautions and traffic restrictions. Emergency crews have been deployed, and the situation has drawn international attention, with countries like Israel preparing for possible tsunami risks. Despite the turmoil, some tourists remain on the island, while local residents express fears over the recurring tremors.