More than 100 homes unsuitable for living following Greek wildfires
Up to Friday afternoon, a total of 184 buildings were inspected, with 158 being homes, 21 storage spaces, 2 public buildings, and 3 professional spaces
Up to Friday afternoon, a total of 184 buildings were inspected, with 158 being homes, 21 storage spaces, 2 public buildings, and 3 professional spaces
Some 78 homes were either permanently or temporarily marked an unhabitable by over 60 inspectors of the Climate Crisis and Civil Protecion Ministry after the fire that broke on Sunday.
The extensive wildfire front in Attica, which started in Varnava and spread to many other areas, has put the government on high alert as it faces yet another challenging situation this summer
Unfortunately, the Risk Assessment Committee's prediction, which placed Attica and other regions of Greece on red alert, has been confirmed, said the Minister of Civil Protection
Two areas, Thermi and Kea Island, presented firefighters with particularly difficult situations.