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Lassithi Plateau: "Huge Quantities of Water Fell" - Great Damage to Crops

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With heavy rainfall in various places, the onslaught of bad weather continues in Crete, which has been in the throes of severe weather phenomena for the last two 24 hours. On the Lassithi Plateau, where… Lassithi Plateau: “Huge quantities of water fell” – Great damage to crops - NAFTEMPORIKI
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The plain is still flooded and inaccessible due to the traffic ban. Heavy rainfall continues in various parts of Crete, which has been at the epicenter of the wave of bad weather for the last two 24 hours. On the Lassithi Plateau, where heavy rainfall is recorded at intervals, the plain is still flooded and inaccessible due to the traffic ban, for safety reasons, as reported by the mayor of the area, Giorgos Athanasakis. "The quantities of water…

The impact of the bad weather on the Lassithi Plateau is severe, with the agricultural plain flooded...

With heavy rainfall in various places, the onslaught of bad weather continues in Crete, which has been in the throes of severe weather phenomena for the last two 24 hours. On the Lassithi Plateau, where… Lassithi Plateau: “Huge quantities of water fell” – Great damage to crops - NAFTEMPORIKI

Heavy rainfall continues in various parts of Crete, which has been at the epicenter of a wave of bad weather for the last two 24 hours.

Bad weather has caused serious problems on the Lassithi Plateau, with a traffic ban in Kampos, landslides on the Kera road and significant damage to crops.

Heavy rainfall on the Lassithi Plateau is causing significant damage to crops, with large volumes of water destroying areas of vegetable and potato crops, causing concern among producers about the course of this year's harvest.

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ekriti broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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