People leave Santorini after increase in seismic activity

Over in Greece, the tourist island of Santorini, is on alert after more than 200 undersea earthquakes were recorded between February 1 and 3.

The most substantial quake, a magnitude 4.8, occurred on Monday local time, leading to landslides and rockslides on the island.

In response, authorities have closed schools in related areas, advised residents and tourists to avoid abandoned buildings, and issued tsunami warnings.

Emergency teams, including rescue units and medical personnel, have been deployed as a precaution.

Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, has urged residents to stay calm and adhere to protection guidelines.

The frequency and intensity of the recent quakes have led to many residents to temporarily leave the island.