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Crete: Villages and Crops "Drowned", Schools Closed After Bad Weather

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A government team is rushing to the affected areas today, while areas of Crete remain on alert after the heavy rains
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The next day finds the Cretans submerged in mud. Floods, landslides and incalculable damage to houses, bridges, roads and crops describe the situation in Crete today (05.10.2026), after the severe onslaught of bad weather. A government team is starting meetings and inspections today in the areas of Crete that were affected by the bad weather. Mylopotamos, Ierapetra and the Lassithi Plateau […]

A government team is rushing to the affected areas today, while areas of Crete remain on alert after the heavy rains

Images of biblical destruction on the island - The Lassithi Plateau was turned into a lake - Mud from Psiloritis "drowned" the villages of Mylopotamos

Flooded crops, damaged roads and livestock farmers searching for their animals compose the picture in Crete after the heavy rains of recent days. With many areas remaining inaccessible and… Crete: Crops and villages under water and mud – Government echelon on the island - I NAFTEMPORIKI

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Naftemporiki broke the news on Monday, October 5, 2026.
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