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Posted By TheNewsCommenter: From Rt.com: “WATCH: Heavy snowfall causes major disruptions in Greece, Turkey & Iran”. Below is an excerpt from the article.
Unusually heavy snowfall has caused major disruptions in Greece, Turkey, and Iran, leaving thousands stranded on the highways, prompting airports to halt operations and schools to close.
The blizzard started on January 23 and left parts of the countries covered with a thick layer of snow. In Greece and Iran, the army was called in to rescue stranded drivers, while Istanbul Airport, one of the busiest in Europe, announced the suspension of its flight operations “due to adverse weather conditions.” Flights have been disrupted in other airports, both in Turkey and Greece.
VIDEO: Freezing weather across southeastern Europe covers Greece's ancient monuments in snow and halts flights at Turkey's largest airport. By @ElenaBecFull story: https://t.co/bxm1foJWPSpic.twitter.com/qzOE6deHlM
The government of Greece announced a general public holiday on Tuesday, with all public services, except those that are vital, halted, and non-essential shops forced to close. People in Greece are advised not to leave their homes unless it is necessary.
In Turkey, many shops and food delivery services have been forced to close due to weather-related issues. Schools have also been shut down in some parts of the country.
VIDEO: Freezing weather across southeastern Europe covers Greece's ancient monuments in snow and halts flights at Turkey's largest airport. By @ElenaBecFull story: https://t.co/bxm1foJWPSpic.twitter.com/qzOE6deHlM
— AP Europe (@AP_Europe) January 24, 2022
#Iran army help to rescue vehicles from the #snow in Hamedan #arteshpic.twitter.com/krArnPLGJB
— Dudi Cøhen (@dudi_cohen) January 24, 2022
Snow in Santorini, Greece - this shit ain't right. If you don't believe in #climatechange ✋???? pic.twitter.com/FdgpP2vTEE
— Nicole Q (@KnuckleQueue) January 23, 2022
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