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Chaos with migrants in Rhodes: Living in cardboard boxes and tents in the city center, see photos
A suffocating situation prevails in the center of Rhodes, with areas like Eleftherias Square and Therma having turned into makeshift migrant camps.
The images available to protothema.gr reveal the chaos, with people living in cardboard boxes and makeshift tents, enduring horrendous living conditions.
Homeless tents removed from Philopappou Hill
Officers of the Municipality of Athens and the Hellenic Police removed the tents of two homeless people who lived in the archaeological site of Philopappou Hill next to the Acropolis for three years.
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The best campsites in Greece for families
Family camping trips might require a bit more effort, plenty of equipment, and a strong sense of adventure, but they provide children with the opportunity to connect with nature and sleep under the stars.
Armenistis, Sithonia, Halkidiki
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Illegal camping threatens one of Greece’s most famous ‘untouched beaches’
The municipal authority of Kymi-Aliveri on Evia Island has sent a document to the police to address the presence of illegal campers at Thapsa Beach, following a viral photo that depicted the coast occupied by a large number of tents, it was reported on Wednesday.
Evia: “Drowned” in tents one of the most beautiful beaches of the island – See photo
Concern seems to have been raised in Evia by the number of campers who chose to do free camping over the long weekend on one of the island’s most beautiful beaches.
‘Tent sales be suspended in times of disaster’
The sale of tents, which ignited public anger during the Feb. 6 earthquakes, will be suspended in times of disaster, the head of the Turkish Red Crescent has announced.
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Helping the city’s artisans help each other
Panagiotis Drakopoulos crafts handmade leather goods at his workshop on Romvis Street, in downtown Athens. A team of scientists from the National Technical University of Athens have launched an initiative to create circular economy synergies between the last surviving productive enterprises that maintain their headquarters in the center of Athens, and introduce them to green innovation.
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Tent cities vacated as permanent houses rise in quake zone
With the construction of permanent housing in earthquake-hit provinces, especially Kahramanmaraş, Gaziantep, Malatya, and Adıyaman, concluding swiftly as part of the rehabilitation efforts, survivors living in tents are gradually being relocated to permanent houses and container cities.
Quake-hit children bid farewell to retired British soldier with love, gifts
A retired British soldier has been deeply moved by the compassionate gesture of children who bid him farewell with flowers and gifts as he was preparing to leave following the completion of his duty as a kitchen manager at a tent city in the quake-hit province of Hatay.
Medal-holder young athletes train in tent city
Despite witnessing the quakes only a day after bagging medals, four young athletes from the southern province of Adıyaman did not lose heart and now continue to train in the tent city established around the track they used to practice on to fulfill their dreams.
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