Anxiety over Missing Livestock Farmer in Rethymno - Barrage 112 for the Bad Weather Sweeping Crete
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The man had gone to his sheepfold in Karines and had not shown any signs of life since then.
Many areas of Crete are at the mercy of bad weather, with roads becoming impassable due to debris, cars being swept away and waterfalls gushing into settlements. The bad weather is hitting the central and eastern parts of the island the hardest, where strong storms have been pounding since Wednesday night. Rivers have overflowed, roads have been closed, while in a recent development there is information about a livestock farmer who is missing in…
In Mylopotamos, a bridge collapsed in the area of the Dioskouri Monastery this morning, causing serious problems on the road network - Consecutive messages to restrict movement in Crete The post Crete: Agony for a livestock farmer who is missing in Rethymno - Barrage 112 for the bad weather sweeping the island appeared first on in.gr.
Severe weather is hitting Rethymno, with heavy rainfall and flooding causing serious problems. A livestock farmer has lost his life, while the Authorities remain on alert and are operating in areas affected by the bad weather. Repeated messages from 112 warn residents of the danger of the phenomena and call for travel restrictions.
Tragic end to the search for the 80-year-old livestock farmer in Karines, Rethymno, as he was found dead on Thursday, October 1, while severe bad weather is hitting Crete. The elderly man had gone to his sheepfold on Wednesday, September 30 and had not shown any signs of life since then. The concern of his family led to the notification of the Authorities and the mobilization of forces to search for him.
The farmer had left his home heading for his sheepfold when he was swept away by the rushing waters.
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