Earthquakes Shake Santorini, Italy, Tenerife, and Caribbean, Raising Concerns

Seismic activity leads to evacuations on Santorini as experts monitor potential volcanic risks and global tectonic movements.

Santorini has been experiencing a series of earthquakes, prompting the Greek government to declare a state of emergency and evacuate most of the island's population.
Experts suggest the seismic activity near Santorini may be linked to magma movement in an underwater volcano, with a potential eruption not ruled out.
Italy's Naples region and Tuscany have also faced earthquakes, including activity at the Phlegraean Fields supervolcano, raising concerns due to the area's dense population.
Tenerife has recorded mild seismic activity, attributed to its volcanic nature, though experts say it differs geologically from Santorini's situation.
A powerful 7.6-magnitude earthquake struck near the Cayman Islands, caused by tectonic plate shifts, but resulted in no reported casualties or significant damage.