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Crete: The Process of Recording and Assessing Flood Damage Is Underway - What the First Autopsies Showed

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The process of autopsies and recording the damage continues, with the competent services in constant coordination with the Municipalities, the Region and the local authorities. The post Crete: The process of recording and assessing the damage from the floods is underway – What the first autopsies showed appeared first on in.gr.

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The process of recording and assessing the damage in the areas of Crete affected by the recent bad weather is in full swing. As noted in an announcement by the Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, the competent services have been operating in the field from the very beginning. Specifically, during the second day of the autopsies, a total of 40 autopsies were carried out in the Municipal Communities of Agios Ioannis in the Municipalit…

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The process of autopsies and recording the damage continues, with the competent services in constant coordination with the Municipalities, the Region and the local authorities. The post Crete: The process of recording and assessing the damage from the floods is underway – What the first autopsies showed appeared first on in.gr.

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Katsafados: "Autopsies are progressing rapidly"

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Inspections are underway in the affected areas of Crete. 60 inspections have been carried out, with 57 buildings classified as green, 1 yellow and 2 red

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Autopsies are underway to record damage and pay compensation to buildings that suffered damage from the bad weather in Crete. More...

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The recording and assessment of damage from the bad weather in Crete is in full swing. The competent services are on site, while on the second day 40 autopsies were carried out in the communities of Ierapetra and Mylopotamos.

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dnews.gr broke the news on Tuesday, October 6, 2026.
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