Greece is on high alert as severe weather, including storms and snowfall, affects the country. The Civil Protection Ministry has advised local mayors to decide on school closures, while heavy vehicle restrictions are in place on motorways. Fire services remain on standby, especially in the Peloponnese, Cyclades, and Crete, where the storms are expected to intensify on Tuesday.
The Civil Protection Ministry’s Risk Assessment Committee convened on Monday to coordinate the response to the adverse weather conditions.
Local mayors have been advised to decide on school closures based on the severity of the situation in their areas. Additionally, restrictions on heavy vehicles on motorways have been updated, with Greek police issuing relevant announcements.
Fire services and base stations in affected regions remain on standby, particularly in the Peloponnese, Cyclades, and Crete, where intense rainfall and storms are expected to continue on Tuesday.
Authorities urge citizens in high-risk areas to stay informed and follow safety guidelines as they work to mitigate the impact of the severe weather.
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