Greece Floods: Greek Government CRIMINALLY COVERING UP True Death Toll Which Is Around…1,000!!!
-by John Kountouris | September 10, 2023 | Find me on Social Media!: Facebook • Twitter • Instagram • LinkedIn • Youtube
Kyriakos Mitsotakis’ government is CRIMINALLY COVERING UP the true death toll from the floods in Greece, particularly from the Thessaly region where towns like Karditsa (or Carditsa) have been completely WASHED OUT! Bolos, which is one of the biggest cities in Greece, has also suffered major flooding.
We have all seen by now the horrific images of COMPLETE VILLAGES…UNDER WATER, so it’s LOGICAL to conclude that there are a…WHOLE LOT MORE OF BODIES that have NOT been recovered yet.
The following photos are from the municipality of Mandra western Athens, on Wednesday, Nov. 15, 2017. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris)
See more photos here for this region.
The Greek government alleges that the death toll is only around 16, but Greek citizens on the ground in these flooded areas are saying that they have spoken with residents and local authorities there that are confirming to them that the death toll will reach around…1,000!!!
It is now being reported from Greek newssites like makeleio.gr and karditsastakra.com that bodies are WASHING UP on the sea shores in the areas around Volos.
Unfortunately, the information we have indicates that there are a huge number of dead unaccounted for and that the Mitsotakis government is trying to hide them by forbidding army and hospital workers from speaking publicly about the number of dead they bringing to the local hospitals.
In Evia a man’s body was found floating in the sea according to the Greek Coast Guard.
The body was found floating on the beach of Elliniki at Tourkoneri and the authorities were immediately alerted.
However, according to the first estimates, it must have been at sea for many days and probably comes from the floods in the Prefecture of Magnesia.
At the scene was the port master of Edipsos Sotiris Danikas, who coordinated the recovery operation, Mr. Kremmidas Dimos, commander of the port department of Oreo.
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