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Choose safe routes when moving around the road network ... and evacuation maps are available on MySafetyPlan." Irish holidaymakers planning to visit Santorini or Amorgos are being urged to ...

Sarah Souli The best way to take in Santorini’s beauty is to walk ... Plan to follow the road signs instead of Google Maps; the route outlined on most GPS apps will take you inland (on the ...

The areas most affected are popular holiday destinations among Irish tourists - including the Cycladic islands of Santorini ... routes when moving around the road network, especially at points ...

Emergency assistance is available by calling 112, and evacuation maps are accessible through mySafetyPlan. Irish travellers with upcoming trips to Santorini and Amorgos are urged to reconsider ...

Emergency help can be accessed by dialling 112, and evacuation maps can be found on mySafetyPlan. Those with upcoming trips to Santorini and Amorgos are being urged to rethink their travel plans.

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Know about Santorini Airport in detail. Find out the location of Santorini Airport on Greece map and also find out airports near to Santorini. This airport locator is a very useful tool for travelers ...

Only two of Santorini's five islands are inhabited, and tourists typically spend most if not all their time on the largest island, Thira. Sitting off the main island's northwest coast is the ...

Scientists from the University of Athens monitoring an earthquake swarm near the island of Santorini say the phenomenon is in “gradual decline” nearly a month after the multiple tremors started.