Crete suffers worst flooding as storms pound Greek islands
- Crete experienced the heaviest rainfall and flooding due to ferocious storms that battered the Greek islands for two days, causing severe damage to homes and businesses.
- Authorities in Paros and Mykonos worked to clear overturned cars and debris from hailstorms and torrential downpours on Tuesday, requesting emergency assistance for road damage.
- Rescue crews in Crete helped free seven people trapped in vehicles, while roads were closed due to rockslides after the storms.
- Schools were closed preventively on several islands, including Paros and Rhodes, in response to the severe weather conditions.
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Crete suffers worst flooding as storms pound Greek islands
Ferocious storms have battered Greek islands for a second consecutive day, bringing heavy rainfall, floods, and destruction. Crete has been hit hardest, with torrential downpours submerging homes and businesses and turning roads into rivers of mud. Authorities in the Cyclades, including Paros and Mykonos, scrambled to clear overturned cars and debris after severe hailstorms and heavy rainfall struck on Tuesday. Officials from the affected island…
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In the whole of Greece, warnings of some rain and lightning are in force, especially on the largest island, already partially flooded, Kritu, according to local and foreign media.
Torrential rains paralyze Greek islands: Floods, landslides and uprooted trees
Heavy torrential rains continued on the Greek islands for a second day, with the heaviest hitting Crete on Tuesday. Authorities on the islands of Paros and Mykonos have begun removing overturned cars and debris after local flash floods, TASR reports, according to an AP report.
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