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« Last Post by Maik on Thursday, 28 March, 2024 @ 17:24:11 »
Beach bar in Mykonos fined for taking over seashore
Last summer, Mykonos was prominently placed on the list of islands where legislation on use of the seashore was flouted. Despite the arrests and fines, and the tightening of the legal framework for arbitrary occupation of the seashore, violations continue unabated.
A case in point concerns the Paradise Beach Resort Mykonos, which was found to be occupying a part of the seashore that is much larger than that authorized under the concession agreement in Kalampodi.
Although the company should have been using only 355.8 square meters, it was found to have occupied an area some four times that size. As a result, the competent department of the Finance Ministry proceeded to revoke the lease-license agreement for the simple use of the seashore. https://www.ekathimerini.com/economy/1234966/beach-bar-in-mykonos-fined-for-taking-over-seashore/
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« Last Post by Maik on Thursday, 28 March, 2024 @ 17:21:05 »
Coconut trees being planted in front of Argostoli market
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« Last Post by Maik on Thursday, 28 March, 2024 @ 17:19:49 »
Road diversions in place this Sunday for the Vallianos road race, as follows:
Between 10:30-14:00 vehicles prohibited along Rizospaston from I. Momferatou to and along odos Ellinikon Erythrou Stavrou, along entire length of Gyros Lassis to Delfini (Dolphin s/m).
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« Last Post by Maik on Thursday, 28 March, 2024 @ 13:19:25 »
Briton, 74, killed in Alevropari road accident
CORFU. The accident occurred when the quad bike he was riding came off the road.
A fatal traffic accident occurred early in the evening of March 25th on the Corfu-Lefkimmi Road, in Alevropari. A quad bike being driven by a 74-year-old British man veered off course and fell into an adjacent plot of land, resulting in his suffering fatal injuries.
An investigation to determine the exact circumstances of the accident is being conducted by the Achilles Police Station. https://enimerosi.com/news/86639/briton-74-killed-in-alevropari-road-accident
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« Last Post by Maik on Thursday, 28 March, 2024 @ 12:55:21 »
Mains electricity down tomorrow between 08:30-15:30 in Monopolata, Kladata, Delaportata
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« Last Post by Maik on Thursday, 28 March, 2024 @ 12:50:17 »
Saharan dust on the way, people with breathing difficulties are being advised to stay in well ventilated indoor spaces. Anyone suffering from the dust should see a doctor.
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« Last Post by Maik on Thursday, 28 March, 2024 @ 12:22:59 »
Today’s bank rates: 1 €UR = $ 0.8851 GBP £1 GBP = 1.1298 €UR 1 €UR = $ 1.1177 USD £1 USD = 0.8946 €UR 1 €UR = $ 1.7132 AUD $1 AUD = 0.5837 €UR Based on National Bank of Greece exchange rates. Other banks likely to offer rates which may be marginally higher or lower. Banks and foreign exchange offices normally charge standard 2% commission. You may get a better rate changing your holiday money in advance at e.g. the Post Office. NB: some f-ex agencies advertise "No Commission". Invariably, they deduct commission before they (don't) advertise the rate. Foreign exchange offices are businesses, not charities. Ten day weather forecast for Kefalonia: This is an overall forecast, due to the mountainous terrain the weather can be very localised. Updated forecast @ weather.com Day, Date Hi°/Lo° Wind sp Wet Forecast Thu 28/03 19°/11° 18 km/h 02% Mostly sunny Fri 29/03 21°/11° 08 km/h 04% Mostly sunny Sat 30/03 22°/15° 11 km/h 03% Sunny Sun 31/03 24°/15° 17 km/h 03% Sunny Mon 01/04 24°/14° 17 km/h 03% Sun & cloud Tue 02/04 21°/13° 17 km/h 06% Sun & cloud Wed 03/04 20°/13° 17 km/h 04% Sun & cloud Thu 04/04 20°/13° 13 km/h 04% Sun & cloud Fri 05/04 20°/13° 16 km/h 08% Sun & cloud Sat 06/04 21°/14° 12 km/h 04% Mostly sunny
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« Last Post by Maik on Wednesday, 27 March, 2024 @ 19:28:57 »
Unidentified, fully clothed, female aged around 80 y-o recovered this morning from the sea at Lipasmmas bay, Drapetsona.
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« Last Post by Maik on Wednesday, 27 March, 2024 @ 19:24:41 »
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« Last Post by Maik on Wednesday, 27 March, 2024 @ 19:22:10 »
Fish ‘full of contraceptive pill, antidepressants and cocaine’ after sewage spills
Professor Alex Ford told Good Morning Britain... "“In the marine life, we are finding they are full of drugs - contraceptive pills, antidepressants - every single marine species that we’ve looked at so far is full of cocaine." https://www.independent.co.uk/tv/news/uk-sewage-spills-treatment-works-b2519309.html
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