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Bad Weather in Crete: Trapped and Warnings 112

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One dead, dozens trapped, tons of mud in cars, homes, businesses, problems in urban transport, delays in coastal transport, closed roads are the results of the three-day bad weather that hit Crete. Eight workers, six from OFYPEKA and two forest guards, remain in a safe place at the 7th kilometer of the Samaria gorge and are waiting for rescue teams to recede and for weather conditions to improve in order to free them. In Ierapetra and the mounta…
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For the fourth consecutive 24 hours, bad weather in Crete is causing serious problems on the island, with large amounts of rain, flooding, landslides and gale-force winds, while on Saturday (3/10) successive 112 messages were sent to areas affected by the intense phenomena. In Zoniana, which was at the epicenter of the bad weather in the previous 24 hours, the stream “broke” again, […] The post Crete at the mercy of bad weather for a fourth day:…

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Heavy rainfall in the area where the Samaria Gorge is located resulted in the trapping of National Park employees.

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For the third day, Crete is at the epicenter of bad weather, with heavy rains, storms, floods, landslides and serious problems in the road network. The bad weather has already left one person dead. This is an 80-year-old livestock farmer from Karines in the Municipality of Agios Vasilios, Rethymno, who was found dead near his sheepfold. Eight workers remain trapped […] Crete on alert: Crete: Bad weather persists – Floods, roads cut off and trapp…

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HERAKLION: Severe storms continued to batter the island of Crete today, causing flooding and forcing authorities to rescue dozens of people from vehicles and homes.

The heavy rainfall that hit the Sfakia area and the Samaria Gorge has resulted in the trapping of National Park employees. The 8 employees are in a safe place… Samaria: Eight National Park employees trapped but safe - NAFTEMPORIKI

The wave of severe weather continues to hit Crete with heavy rainfall, landslides and problems on the road network, with the Civil Protection

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Libre broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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