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Experts emphasize that Mediterranean cyclones are unpredictable and it is difficult to accurately predict their course and intensity.
The General Secretariat of Civil Protection and meteorologists recommend special attention to citizens, at a time when bad weather “Janos” – the Mediterranean cyclone that is developing in the wider area – is heading towards our country.
Experts emphasize that Mediterranean cyclones are unpredictable and it is difficult to accurately predict their course and intensity.
Meteorologists estimate that this new bad weather will “sweep away” Zakynthos, Kefalonia, Ithaca, Messinia, Ilia, Achaia, Argolida, Arcadia, Boeotia, Etoloakarnania, Fokida and Evia. Attica.
The Deputy Minister of Civil Protection, Nikos Hardalias, called an extraordinary meeting on bad weather on Wednesday and then gave three pieces of advice to the public.
1. Those in areas that have been flooded in the past or near rivers, streams or shores, avoid staying in basements, basements, and lower floors. Consider staying home and staying with family or friends for two days of bad weather.
2. Avoid any unnecessary movement in bad weather conditions and secure your doors and windows well, always taking into account in case of torrents moving to the highest points of the house.
3. Do not cross streams, streams or flooded roads, on foot or by vehicle, if you are in this position. Without reason.
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