Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis on Friday visited the 1st Special Disaster Response Unit (EMAK) facilities in Elefsina, shortly before his departure for Munich, and spoke with members of the search-and-rescue teams that were sent to the earthquake-stricken regions of Turkiye.
Three Greek citizens, who for the last few days were volunteering in the earthquake-affected town of Armutlu in southeastern Turkey, were apprehended by the Turkish Anti-Terrorism Service.
Mitsotakis says, "Greece will be at the frontline to organise an EU summit of donors to seek additional funds in order to assist with the reconstruction and relief those affected by the earthquakes."
The severe weather front that has hit Greece since Sunday affecting mainly the eastern and southern parts of Greece will continue until Wednesday with new snowfall at low altitudes of the eastern areas, Evia and Crete, as well as with rain or sleet in the Aegean, according to the new forecast data of the National Observatory of Athens/Meteo.gr.
Ο Γκανέζος εξτρέμ της Χατάισπορ Κρίστιαν Ατσού ανασύρθηκε ζωντανός από τα σωστικά συνεργεία και νοσηλεύεται με τραύματα στα πόδια και αναπνευστικές δυσκολίες!
The students sent a letter to the Ministry of Education in order to be able to continue their studies in Greek universities
