The Prime Minister stated that the heavy rainfall in Crete had caused flooding to properties and disrupted the daily lives of the residents. He said that the Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection had proactively mobilized the mechanism, with Crete on heightened alert, holding meetings of the Risk Assessment Committee and coordinating with the relevant authorities. According to him, warnings were issued through 112, and movements to dangerous areas were restricted, while after the rains, rescues and interventions were made. He added that the Region and municipalities were working to restore access to the affected areas and that a government delegation would go to the island on Monday to coordinate the assessment of damages and recovery processes. The Prime Minister thanked those operating in the field and said that priorities were the protection of human life and the support of those affected. https://t.co/an0k2eMQeE #Κρήτη #Φθινόπωρο #Καταστροφές (translated)


