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The Roads in Volos Are Rivers Again From the Rain

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Many problems occurred in areas of Magnesia due to heavy rainfall on Sunday afternoon. The post Roads in Volos flooded again due to rain appeared first on in.gr.

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Many problems occurred in areas of Magnesia due to heavy rainfall on Sunday afternoon. The post Roads in Volos flooded again due to rain appeared first on in.gr.

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Once again, heavy rainfall turned the streets of Volos and Nea Ionia into torrential torrents, causing flooding and disruption to residents. As reported by magnesianews, the downpour began shortly after 2 pm and, despite its relatively short duration, lasting about half an hour, it was enough to cause problems in many areas. Images of large quantities of water were recorded in Palea, Larissis Street, Nea Ionia, and also in Nea Anchialos, where…

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At the intersection of Isidorou and Byzantio streets, in Nea Ionia, the water level has risen so much that it barely reaches the middle of a car.

·Marousi, Greece
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The heavy rainfall of the last few days caused significant damage in Volos and neighboring areas, with flooded roads, accumulation of mud and debris, and damage to an Irish crossing in Alykes. In Agria, in fact, the water reached up to the knees, as described by the Deputy Mayor for Civil Protection of the Municipality of Volos, Spyros Gatos, speaking on Sunday (1/11) […] The post Volos: Damage from the bad weather in many areas – “The water rea…

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Large amounts of water were collected in Palaia, Larisis Street, Nea Ionia, and Nea Anchialos

Heavy rainfall lasting about half an hour turned the streets of Volos, Nea Ionia and Nea Anchialos into torrential torrents, causing flooding. Large quantities of water accumulated outside homes and on the road network, making vehicle traffic difficult and causing intense indignation among residents. This new incident brings back to the fore the issue of the anti-flood protection of the urban complex against recurring phenomena.

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Protothema broke the news in Marousi, Greece on Sunday, November 1, 2026.
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