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Lekkas on Myrtos: Larger landslides cannot be ruled out

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The president of the Greek Organisation for the Prevention and Dealing with Natural Disasters (ΟΑΣΠ), Lekkas, addressed the recent landslides in Myrtos, Kefalonia. Lekkas stated that while the current risk level is considered acceptable, larger landslides could still occur. He emphasized the need for preventive measures in light of the situation. The comments were made during a briefing on July 13, 2026.

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The president of the Greek Organisation for the Prevention and Dealing with Natural Disasters (ΟΑΣΠ), Lekkas, addressed the recent landslides in Myrtos, Kefalonia. Lekkas stated that while the current risk level is considered acceptable, larger landslides could still occur. He emphasized the need for preventive measures in light of the situation. The comments were made during a briefing on July 13, 2026.

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