Earthquakes in the Cyclades: The concentration points of the population in Amorgos

The municipality announced the concentration areas per settlement in case of need after the continuous in the Cyclades. Specifically, as the announcement from the municipality of Amorgos indicates, the concentration areas per settlement in case of need after the earthquakes in the Cyclades are as follows: DIVERSION 1)Amorgos Country: -Big parking before the heliport -Calogeria Parking Field 2)Cappola: -Parking space near the olive oil mill and PPC in Rahidi -Pera Rahidi 3)Aggiali Bay & River -The area of the Transport Agencies before the intersection of Tholaria-Lagadas 4)Tholaria -Tholaria -Parking Kaminaki -Parking Ano Square 6)Kamari -Pedi Hara 7) Brutsis – Parking “Giogalini” ADVERSE 8) Kolofana-Kalotaritissa -Proleyios Aghios Paraskevi Area It is recommended today Sunday 02/02/2025 and tomorrow Monday 03/02/2025 to remove your vehicles from the land areas of Katapola and Aegiali Ports and their coastal road. It is also recommended that fishing and amateur vessels remain docked for the next 24 hours and do not sail. It is recommended to avoid movements particularly close to dangerous and turbulent buildings and beaches, especially on the southern beaches and the beach of Kalotaritisa that is closest to the seismic area. In case of tsunami you will be notified with a message from civil protection (112) and from bells in the parish churches. If you are in a coastal area with low altitude – Although not all earthquakes cause tsunamis, stay alert. – Note if there is a significant increase or drop in water level, which is a natural warning. – Get away from the sea and head to inland areas with higher altitude. A small-sized tsunami at a point on the coast can be transformed into a large tsunami, within miles. – Stay off the coast. The tsunami consists not only of a single wave but of a series of waves so return only after being informed by the competent authorities that there is no danger. – Don’t approach the coast to watch an upcoming tsunami. When you see it, it may be too late to avoid it.