Crete Storm Damage: Authorities Complete 137 Building Inspections
The Ministry of Climate Crisis and Civil Protection continues assessing storm damage across Crete, with daily updates from the inspection teams.
- Engineers continue assessing damage across storm-hit areas in Crete.
- A total of 137 buildings have been inspected so far.
- 127 structures received green tags and 10 received yellow tags.
If you are traveling to Crete or planning a trip, check local weather conditions and stay in touch with your accommodation provider or tour operator regarding any local disruptions.
Ongoing Damage Assessments
Greek authorities are pressing ahead with technical inspections in areas affected by recent severe weather in Crete. Teams from the Directorate for the Restoration of Natural Disaster Effects are systematically recording damages to ensure accurate data.
Deputy Minister for Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, Kostas Katsafados, noted that the process is moving quickly and efficiently. Authorities are coordinating directly with local mayors to review the data and address any pending issues.
Inspection Breakdown
Out of 137 buildings inspected across various communities in Crete so far:
- 127 buildings have been classified as green (safe for use).
- 10 buildings received yellow tags (requiring repairs).
- 0 buildings were marked red.
The inspected properties include 75 residences, 36 commercial spaces, and 26 auxiliary structures such as storage facilities and stables. Inspections continue to be updated daily by the competent services.
