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The CERBERUS characterized Eleonora Meleti's activity as an employer as profitable and mentioned that she and her husband, Theodoros Marosoulis, have the company "MAROSSOULIS PRODUCTIONS E.E.". He claimed that after Meleti was elected to the European Parliament, the company signed successive contracts with Regions and Municipalities. He mentioned a contract of 12,400 euros with the Region of Crete for organizing the performance "Perfect Strangers," an assignment of 6,200 euros with VAT from the Municipality of Acharnes for the same performance as part of "Cultural September," and a contract of 26,040 euros with the Municipality of Sparta for the performance "PERSIANS." #Μελέτη #Θέατρο #Συμβάσεις (translated)

Chris Avramidis stated that he asked the government how many projects from the Recovery Fund had been completed and were functioning, but he did not receive a numerical answer. He said that Kyriakos Mitsotakis was celebrating "100% absorption" of the 36 billion euros, while, according to a comparative study by PASOK, about two-thirds of the measures in the original "Greece 2.0" plan had been reduced in terms of physical scope, altered targets, or completely removed. According to him, several projects had been transferred to ESPA programs or to national resources. In light of the floods in Crete, Avramidis said that in July none of the four anti-flood projects and the 18 irrigation projects under consideration had been completed, and the same was true for water supply projects. He also noted that none of the civil protection policy objectives he set had been completed: the 13 regional centers, the upgrading of seven Canadairs, and the 11 firefighting aircraft. According to Avramidis, government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis did not provide numbers and referred to other issues such as the personal doctor, the digital tutor, job vacancies, and absorption rates. When Avramidis repeated the question about civil protection projects, Marinakis reportedly said, "you probably have no idea about the functioning of the Recovery Fund," and pledged to ask for an update. Avramidis concluded by asking how much of the initial physical scope had been delivered and how many projects had practically improved the daily lives and safety of citizens. He said he was still waiting for numbers. #ΤαμείοΑνάκαμψης #Πολιτική #Δημοκρατία (translated)

The Unbeatable🔴⚪ predicted that the opponents would suffer consecutive defeats from Crete to Evros. With crude sexual phrasing, he argued that they had grown accustomed to losing and that it bothered them that this particular man was a fan of Olympiacos. #OlympiacosBC https://t.co/TdDbi7WiLl #Ποδοσφαιρο #Αθλητισμός #ΓΑΥΡΟΣ (translated)

The Crusader wrote that among the last arrivals in Crete was an arrival at the small port of Loutra, in the area of Lenda. He noted that the wooden boats had returned, which, as he pointed out, was significant for those who knew how they operated, and that on the side of one boat the phrase "Under the protection of Allah" was written in Arabic. He added that the passengers were transported to Samos. https://t.co/cW8YL3tLqS #Κρήτη #Ταξίδια #Λέμβοι (translated)

Theodoros Kolyda wrote that if the weather radar in Souda was functioning normally and its image was available, it would not change the evolution of the bad weather, but it would improve its monitoring, the operational picture, and the information for citizens. He stated that due to the intense terrain of Crete and the orographic enhancement of the rain, few ground stations and numerical models were not enough to capture the evolution of the rain cores. He publicly requested an explanation for the interruption of the radar image transmission, the reason it was not available, and when it would be restored. According to him, timely and quality meteorological updates on extreme weather phenomena constituted a pillar of civil protection infrastructure. https://t.co/zrIlMLJvic #Κρήτη #καιρός #μετεωρολογία (translated)

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)

Crete is in a Red Code situation due to heavy rainfall that has caused flooding, damage, and rescues of individuals, with the Deputy Regional Governor for Civil Protection emphasizing that, although the situation is "relatively good," caution is required due to the severe weather phenomena. #Κρήτη #κακοκαιρία #πλημμύρες (translated)