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Crete: Four Tourists Rescued From the Sea Due to Flooding in Ierapetra

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The four British tourists were stranded in the bay of Agia Fotia and were safely transported to the port of Makry Gialos, Ierapetra. The post Crete: Four tourists rescued from the sea due to flooding in Ierapetra appeared first on in.gr.

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The four British tourists were stranded in the bay of Agia Fotia and were safely transported to the port of Makry Gialos, Ierapetra. The post Crete: Four tourists rescued from the sea due to flooding in Ierapetra appeared first on in.gr.

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The port authorities proceeded to rescue 4 people from the "Agia Fotia" bay in Ierapetra. The intense flooding had made it impossible to use the road network in the area. According to the Port Authority, the 4 people were picked up by a floating vessel and transported safely to the port of Makry Gialos in Ierapetra. All those rescued are in good health. Read more at iefimerida.gr The port authorities proceeded to rescue 4 people from the "Agia F…

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An alarm was raised in the area of Agia Fotia in Ierapetra, as intense flooding cut off access from the road network. Four people who were in the “Agia Fotia” bay had to be removed from the area. The operation was carried out by the port authorities. Access by road was not possible, due to the problems caused by the […] The article Four were rescued from Agia Fotia by floating boat was originally published on AlphaTV.

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Four people were rescued by floating boat from Agia Fotia in Ierapetra, as flooding had made access via the road network impossible.

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The Coast Guard has proceeded with the rescue of four people from the "Agia Fotia" bay in Ierapetra, as the flooding caused by the bad weather in Crete has cut off the road network in...More...

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People were rescued in Ierapetra

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dnews.gr broke the news on Saturday, October 3, 2026.
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