Public health officials continue to emphasize the dangers of prolonged heatwaves, often described as "silent killers."

Meanwhile, a fire broke out on Tuesday afternoon at a prison near the central Greece city of Volos, with four engines and 13 firefighters dispatched to the scene

Relevant authorities this year are also using AI this season to scan satellite photos of beaches and coastal areas

The blaze is burning within a waste storage facility, raising concerns over its possible spread to nearby agricultural land

This incident comes amid ongoing concerns about industrial fires in Greece during the hot summer months

According to the minister, Olympia Odos, a modern motorway that connects Athens with Patras and the Peloponnese region, now covers all its energy needs through renewable sources.

The police continue to investigate the motive behind the attack and are monitoring the condition of the victims

Their mobilization coincides with the summer holiday season—typically a peak period for vehicle maintenance and rentals—potentially disrupting services at a critical time.

Forecasters warn of a second, more intense heatwave expected over the weekend, though early predictions suggest it will be short-lived.

As a result, thick black smoke blanketed the area, with civil defense authorities later issuing an alert via SMS to local residents to stay indoors and close doors and windows

The investigation is ongoing as police continue to gather witness statements and determine the exact circumstances of the altercation

None of the buildings slated for demolition have been classified as protected by the Ministry of Culture.

Doing nothing isn’t lazy. Throw your guilt into the sea and let this summer find you doing less—but feeling more.

A large-scale rescue operation was launched at 11:15 a.m., but strong winds prevented the use of a helicopter for his immediate evacuation to Chania General Hospital.

Since its inception, the team has designed and built several small-scale wind turbines, including one installed on the island of Kythnos in 2023.

Travelers should stay hydrated, avoid outdoor activities during peak afternoon hours, and monitor local forecasts if planning to visit islands where strong winds might impact ferry services or beach conditions

Authorities urge residents and visitors in these regions to remain vigilant, avoid outdoor activities that could spark fires.

The sailing ban, issued over the weekend, left many travelers stranded, with holiday plans disrupted and accommodation bookings on Greek islands affected.

According to media reports, Patmos, for instance, was blanketed by smoke in the afternoon, with the atmosphere described as of poor quality.

The blaze was reported at 13.30 local time, with authorities issuing an alert to local residents via SMS.