Crete at the Mercy of Bad Weather, the Ban on Attica Ports Remains in Place
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Crete continues to experience difficult times, as the strong wave of bad weather continues to hit the island, causing heavy rainfall in places, strong storms, flooding, landslides and serious problems in the road network. The Civil Protection mechanism, the Fire Department, the Police and the municipal services remain on increased alert, while the situation continues to […]
The situation remains dramatic in many areas of Crete, with the bad weather causing floods, landslides, road closures and serious damage. CRETE TV broadcasted the latest developments from the frontlines of the island with an emergency news bulletin
The Deputy Regional Governor of Civil Protection of Crete, Giorgos Tsapakos, spoke on the ERTnews program “S/K apo ti 5” about the situation prevailing in Crete, as the island is facing severe weather events. As he stated, the general picture on the island is “relatively good”, with the exception of two areas where major problems have been recorded. This is the area ... More www.ertnews.gr
Residents in areas of Crete are having a hard time, as severe weather has caused serious problems, with the municipality of Mylopotamos in a state of emergency. Heavy rainfall has turned roads into torrents, while large volumes of water, mud and debris are being carried from the mountainous areas of Psiloritis. The Fire Department is on the move, […] Crete at the mercy of bad weather, curfew remains in the ports of Attica
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