Schools to remain closed where there is snow
Schools and daycare centers will remain closed on Tuesday wherever there is snow and forecasts of problems due to bad weather or an expected deterioration.
Frantic searching in Turkey, Syria after quake kills 4,600
Rescuers raced Tuesday to rescue survivors from the rubble of thousands of buildings brought down by a 7.8 magnitude earthquake and multiple aftershocks that struck eastern Turkey and neighboring Syria, with the discovery of more bodies raising the death tool to 4,600.
Three bodies recovered in latest migrant boat sinking
A search and rescue operation is underway off the island of Lesvos after inflatable dingy carrying about 40 migrants sank after hitting rocks off the island’s coast.
‘Here, it’s like paradise’: Ukraine’s ski resorts offer a respite from the war
Children in puffy snowsuits waited patiently to board the ski lift, clutching their poles. Some families rode to the top just to breathe in the crisp mountain air and walk between the tall pines that framed the valley below.
Fake money rises 113% in Cyprus
In 2022, 451 counterfeit euro banknotes were removed from circulation in Cyprus, an increase of 113.7% over the previous year.
Cruise tourism outlook good for Greece
Greece expects to have some 85 luxury cruise vessels operating in its waters this year, totaling 36,184 berths.
Greek power subsidies exceed 1,000 euros per household
The benefit from electricity subsidies for the average Greek household exceeds 1,100 euros from the implementation of the mechanism for imposing a cap on the revenues of electricity producers and the abolition of the tariff adjustment clause, which was replaced by the announcement, each month, of the charges applicable the following month.
New evidence emerges of baby abuse in Thessaloniki
Police said they have found new evidence that a 48-year-old nursery carer abused young children at a daycare center in Thessaloniki. She was arrested last November after a complaint by a colleague.