Temporary solutions for pupils in flooded areas
Pupils from Thessaly’s schools that have sustained significant damage and are difficult to repair in a timely manner will attend classes in residences or neighboring schools.
Pupils from Thessaly’s schools that have sustained significant damage and are difficult to repair in a timely manner will attend classes in residences or neighboring schools.
A week after storm Daniel, the villages of Korda and Marathea, bordering the regional units of Karditsa and Trikala, are still half-submerged in the floodwaters, with local authorities asking for a nearby pumping station to drain the area and reduce the health threat posed by the accumulation of debris and carcasses of dead animals, which…
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