A massive landslide occurred in Santorini: a village was engulfed by a cloud of dust.
According to The Sun: A terrible landslide on the island of Santorini became a captivating moment that enchanted the world when the land fell into the sea, flooding the village with dust.
Video captured how the mountain debris slid down, sending earth into the water.
“Santorini was wrapped in a dense cloud of dust after the horrific landslide.”
The footage, taken by local residents, shows how the area is submerged in dust.
This happened just six months after a series of earthquakes - over 20,000 tremors were recorded from January 26 to February 22.
Earthquake Warnings in Santorini
The island, known for its white buildings with blue domes, has become the epicenter of earthquakes, which led to issuing warnings about potential seismic events this year.
“Immediate measures are needed to limit construction and implement strict controls to protect both the environment and people's lives,” reported some Ukrainian experts.
Seismic-Earthquake Risks
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has called for allocating £2.5 million for evacuation measures for the island by the end of this year.
Greece, while being a popular tourist destination, remains one of the most seismically active areas in Europe.
The terrible landslide on the island of Santorini sent shockwaves around the world as the land sank into the sea, flooding the populated area with dust. The island is also suffering from earthquakes, prompting the Greek government to issue warnings and take measures to protect local residents and tourists.
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