Roads in several parts of Greece were submerged following heavy rainfall, leading to partial closures and disruption of local transport. The affected areas include both islands and mainland regions, with reports of rivers overflowing and roads turning into rivers. The island of Evia was among the hardest hit, with roads becoming impassable and emergency services deployed to assist stranded drivers.
Authorities have warned of the potential for further flooding as the weather system continues to bring heavy rain. Local officials are working to clear the affected roads and restore normal traffic flow. Residents in low-lying areas have been advised to remain cautious and avoid unnecessary travel.
The situation has raised concerns about the impact of recent weather patterns on infrastructure and emergency response capabilities. While no major damage has been reported, the incident highlights the need for improved flood prevention measures in vulnerable regions.
Emergency services have been on high alert, with teams stationed across the affected areas to respond to any further incidents. The weather is expected to ease in the coming days, but officials are urging continued vigilance.
