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The Lassithi Plateau Is an Immense Lake: Heartbreaking Images of the Flooded Areas - Watch Video - iefimerida.gr

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Producers and residents of the Lassithi Plateau region are facing incalculable devastation, with images from Crete revealing the full extent of the flooded landscape. As seen in a drone video by Orange Press Agency, the entire plain has been transformed into an immense lake of mud, with roads and crops having disappeared under huge volumes of water. According to producers, the depth of the water exceeded three meters. Major damage to potato cul…

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Producers and residents of the Lassithi Plateau region are facing incalculable devastation, with images from Crete revealing the full extent of the flooded landscape. As seen in a drone video by Orange Press Agency, the entire plain has been transformed into an immense lake of mud, with roads and crops having disappeared under huge volumes of water. According to producers, the depth of the water exceeded three meters. Major damage to potato cul…

The Lassithi Plateau has been transformed into an immense lake. The images of the flooded areas are heartbreaking.

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Apparently, the entire plain was turned into an endless lake of mud.

The bad weather in Crete leaves behind images of biblical destruction, with the Lassithi Plateau resembling an endless lake of water and mud. The footage ... The article Bad weather in Crete: The Lassithi Plateau an endless lake – Heartbreaking images of the flooded areas was published in NewsIT.

The severe bad weather has left a huge wound behind it on the Lassithi Plateau, with the agricultural community of the region facing incalculable destruction. The post Crete: 25,000 tons of potatoes destroyed in Lassithi – Water reached 4 meters on the Plateau appeared first on PatrisNews - Patris Ilias Newspaper.

Thousands of acres of crops have been submerged in water on the Lassithi Plateau, with initial estimates indicating losses of up to 25,000 tons of potatoes.

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