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Chalkidiki fire recovery: Officials plan flood prevention in Sithonia

Following the fire in Sithonia, Chalkidiki, Greek authorities are planning immediate interventions to prevent secondary disasters. A key focus is the cleaning of local streams to mitigate the risk of flooding and soil erosion during the upcoming autumn rains, as the loss of vegetation increases surface runoff.

Deputy Minister of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection Kostas Katsafados and Minister of Rural Development and Food Margaritis Schoinas are scheduled to attend a meeting at the Kassandra Town Hall to assess damages and plan restoration. A study is currently being conducted to map the paths and outlets of local streams and to estimate the necessary funding for these works.

Additionally, the Kassandra Forestry Service has initiated the process for funding anti-erosion and flood prevention projects. Preliminary documents have been submitted to the Green Fund in Athens to secure the necessary financial resources for these critical environmental protections.

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Giannis Koufidis · Green Fund · Kostas Katsafados · Margarita Bachandourian · Margaritis Schoinas

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  • [● 2 SOURCES] A study is being prepared to identify streams, their paths, and outlets in the Sithonia area to determine necessary interventions. seleo.gr · www.capital.gr
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Deputy Minister Kostas Katsafados will lead the meeting regarding the aftermath of the Sithonia fire. seleo.gr
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Minister of Rural Development and Food Margaritis Schoinas is expected to attend the planning meeting. seleo.gr
  • [● 2 SOURCES] The ongoing study will determine the estimated cost of the required interventions. seleo.gr · www.capital.gr
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] A government meeting is scheduled at the Kassandra Town Hall to assess damages and plan restoration steps. seleo.gr
  • [○ 1 SOURCE] Documents have been sent to the Green Fund in Athens to secure funding for anti-erosion and flood prevention works. www.capital.gr