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Bulgarians Stranded at Valencia Airport Amid Severe Floods in Spain
A number of Bulgarians are currently stranded at Valencia Airport, according to Reni Mladenova, head of the "Progress" Association and the Bulgarian Sunday School "Vasil Levski" in Valencia, BNT reported. Due to flight cancellations at the airport, a group bound for Sofia has been unable to depart, with Mladenova reporting that no flights to Bulgaria are expected today or tomorrow.
The Greek community in Valencia is safe after floods, says expat
A Greek resident living in the Valencia area was called upon to comment on the devastating floods in Spain, particularly in Valencia, an unspeakable tragedy where, so far, 62 people have lost their lives due to the torrential rains.
Speaking to the First Program, Mr. Pier Orfanidis initially emphasized that “We experienced scenes of devastation.”
Vaccinations: What data reveals about those hesitant to get the covid and flu vaccines
Disappointing data regarding the vaccination of the elderly, vulnerable individuals, and healthcare workers against COVID-19 shows that over 90% of 80-year-olds in Greece are unprotected against the pandemic virus, while only 4% of healthcare workers have received the vaccine.
Turkish, British top diplomats reaffirm strategic ties
Turkish and British top diplomats have reaffirmed strategic ties between the two NATO allies as they discussed ways to deepen bilateral ties and regional and international conflicts.
Foreign Minister Hakan Fidan, in his first official trip to the U.K., met Foreign Secretary David Lammy and other officials in London on Oct. 30.
Vucic extends condolences to Spain over deadly flooding
BELGRADE - Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic on Wednesday extended condolences to the people of Spain over the deadly floods that have hit the country's Valencia region.
Floods in Spain: At least 13 dead and images of biblical destruction in the south-east of the country
At least 13 people have died in heavy rainfall that has hit much of eastern and southern Spain yesterday, Tuesday, flooding roads with water and mud and causing problems for rail and air travel.
Red Alert Issued in Valencia as Deadly Flooding Strikes Spain
Severe weather continues to batter Spain, with dozens of cities and roads submerged under floodwaters. Authorities have declared a red alert in the Valencia region, while an orange warning has been issued for Andalucia. Heavy rains associated with the ongoing cold front have resulted in several fatalities, with at least five people still reported missing.
Master Chef Nikos (snails boubouristos-style), Stefanos and the Priesthood, the electric chair of OSE, and the deals being made
Hello, now we knew it, we wrote about it, but who believed us? Stefanos is still here, but it’s like he’s not here at all; poor guy got swallowed up by vested interests. Even the last “pillars” of Democracy—Liagas and Kainourgiou, who supported him—have started to…waver, kind of erased him.
EFET: No reason for concern over canned tuna
The Hellenic Food Authority (EFET) issued an emergency announcement to address public concern about mercury levels in canned tuna, reassuring consumers about the product’s safety.
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Albania: Ship with suspicious waste returns after months of wandering – Thailand refused to accept It
A ship carrying hundreds of tons of industrial waste deemed suspicious and potentially toxic arrived yesterday in Albania, the place from which it had initially set sail. The cargo was not accepted in Thailand, and the ship wandered for months before returning to Albania, as reported by the non-governmental organization Basel Action Network (BAN).