Three Die As Storm Bora Sweeps Across Greece

Three Die As Storm Bora Sweeps Across Greece

A car is stuck between a house and a tree on Rhodes island, Greece, December 1, 2024. Greek authorities declared a state of emergency on two Aegean islands on Monday as a powerful weather system, named Bora by local meteorologists, continued to wreak havoc across the country. The storm, which began on Friday, has already claimed three lives and caused extensive damage in multiple regions. Photo by Argyris Mantiko/Xinhua/ABACAPRESS.COM

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