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30 November 2024 storm on Rhodes

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In a few hours a month of rain fell on Rhodes. Caused a lot of damage all over the island. Weather reports were sent to mobile phones. Today traffic movement is prohibited
 
Just got back from the beach road in afandou .A very large part has been washed away .It is near Sundalia. too dark to see if the ducks are ok .
 
A bridge has collapsed in Faliraki .On Kallithea avenue next to the Mexican taverna & Sofia travel shop. Traffic will be using the main Lindos To Rhodes town road to access parts of Faliraki instead .
 
the ducks have been joined by moorhens & a grey heron . work is going on to replace the bridge in faliraki.
 
the heron has gone. now about 30 ducks .bridge works going on in faliraki .in ialyssos roads being repaired from today & re tarmaced
 
today 11 december bridge repaired in faliraki so traffic can now go through faliraki without taking the diversion
 
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