Karditsa
MPs question fate of Karditsa artworks damaged in 2023 floods
Four Communist Party MPs have tabled a question in Parliament about the fate of "thousands" of works of artists from the city of Karditsa.
The central Greek city's municipal gallery was flooded in the disastrous storms of September 2023. The basement, where the works were stored, was completely covered in mud.
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Park redevelopment project divides Karditsa
The intention of the Municipality of Karditsa in central Greece to renovate the city's largest park, known as Pavsilipo, is dividing local society. The competition for the project was announced on Wednesday for a fourth time, with the municipality maintaining that it will revitalize and modernize the park.
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Agricultural damage found to be far greater than Ianos
The Ministry of Rural Development and Food estimates that damage caused by the Daniel weather system to crop and animal production on the Thessaly Plain, a region famous for its agricultural production, will be three times worse than that which resulted from Ianos in 2020.
Some 73,000 hectares across Thessaly are under water, with 50,000-55,000 sown with cotton.
Disaster of biblical proportions
Three people have reportedly died as a result of the Daniel weather system which has been battering many parts of Greece for more than two days.
Two Austrian newlyweds were also believed to be missing after the holiday accommodation they were staying at was swept away on Tuesday in the Pelion region.
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Greeks Protest Over Fatal Migrant Shipwreck
Greek anti-racist organizations, unions and others on Thursday staged rallies in cities including Athens, Thessaloniki, Patras, Karditsa and Kalamata, protesting the tragic shipwreck off the coast of the Peloponnese that cost the lives of at least 78 migrants.
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Expert calls for villages to be moved due to landslides
The state should consider moving certain mountain settlements to a different location instead of investing in expensive anti-erosion works, says Efthymis Lekkas, professor of dynamic tectonic applied geology at Athens University and head of the Organization of Earthquake Planning and Protection.
Mass testing conducted in Thessaly to tackle viral load
Health authorities were conducting mass tests in three municipalities of Thessaly, central Greece, where, despite a gradual easing of the viral load, research by the University of Thessaly showed that infections remain high.
Town of Karditsa boasts Thessaly's first car recharging station
Karditsa in central Greece has installed Thessaly's first charging station for electric vehicles. The station's units feature double sockets, allowing them to charge two vehicles at the same time.
However, users will have to use their own cables to charge up. Financial support for the project was provided by the Green Fund.
Former Parliament speaker Dimitris Sioufas, 75, dies
Dimitris Sioufas, a former New Democracy minister and Parliament speaker from 2007 to 2009 died on Friday. He was 75.