
The General Secretariat of Civil Protection of Greece announced that a red alert was declared in 9 regions due to adverse weather conditions.
Due to adverse weather conditions in Greece, a red alert was declared in 9 regions, including Euboea, Attica and the Dodecanese Islands, until Thursday, October 29.
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Due to adverse weather conditions in Greece, the General Secretariat of Civil Protection declared a red alert in 9 regions.
In the statement made by the General Secretariat of Civil Protection of Greece, it was stated that due to adverse weather conditions, red alert, the highest level of preparation, was implemented in 9 regions until Thursday, October 29.
In the statement, it was noted that Euboea, Phtiotis, Beotia, Sporad Islands, Magnesia, Larisa, Attica, Dodecanese Islands and the North Aegean regions, including Athens, were included in the scope of red alert.
In the statement, it was stated that heavy rain, thunderstorms and occasional hail were expected, especially in the eastern parts of the country, and that the adverse weather conditions were expected to continue until Wednesday, October 28.
In the statement, it was reported that the preparedness level of fire brigades against floods and floods was increased, and the police, coast guard and armed forces were kept ready for possible interventions.
Citizens were urged not to travel unless necessary and to stay away from flooded areas.
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Adverse weather conditions will continue until Wednesday, October 28
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