Residents in several southern suburbs of Athens have complained of unusual odors in tap water, described as naphthalene or chlorine-like. Authorities say the issue is temporary and does not affect water quality

The Greek capital may face a severe water shortage within a year as reservoirs hit historic lows. Officials call for urgent measures.

According to official data from the Athens Water Supply and Sewerage Company (EYDAP), water reserves have plunged to 192.8 million cubic meters — 64% below the average level of 2010–2024.

Greece, is among the most vulnerable in Europe to climate-driven drought, which poses increasing risks to agriculture and tourism — two key pillars of the Greek economy

The price of water in Greece is set to increase as it will soon include part of the cost for essential infrastructure projects to combat water scarcity.

The water shortage at Greece’s key reservoirs around Attica is worsening, with supplies now at half of their 2022 levels.

According to the Municipality of Dionysos, the water is not suitable for use by the residents of Stamata due to hyperchlorination.

Amid prolonged drought and ongoing water supply issues, EYDAP (Athens Water Supply and Sewerage Company) has initiated a preliminary study to transfer water from two rivers that flow into Kremasta Lake

Water utility providers will be able to increase charges based on demand, climate, environmental, geographical and social conditions.

The head of the Supreme Court chief prosecutor's office requested calls on judicial officials to proceed with indictments swiftly and enforce relevant laws

No restrictions are necessary yet, experts say, but alternative water sources are being sought and people advised to be mindful.