Doctors in Crete report a rise in flu, RSV and pneumococcus cases, warning respiratory infections may remain intense until April.
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Papoura Excavations Reach 75% Ahead of Supreme Court Hearing
Archaeological works at Papoura reach 75 percent completion as the case over nearby aviation systems heads to Greece’s Supreme Court.
Aegean Sea Level Rises Up to 35 cm After Pressure Drop
Sea levels across the Aegean rose up to 35 cm in February due to low atmospheric pressure and strong winds, scientists confirm.
Cretan Hotel Workers Travel to Athens Over Unpaid Unemployment Benefits
Around 300 hotel workers from Crete head to Athens, saying some have received no unemployment pay since October.
1275 Traffic Violations Recorded in Crete During Carnival Weekend
Police checks across Crete recorded 1,275 violations in four days, highlighting speeding, alcohol use and helmet neglect.
Heraklion Plans to Walk Cruise Tourists Out of the City
Heraklion’s plan to move cruise bus stops could push visitors away from the city center, harming local businesses and limiting accessibility.
Crete’s Climate Think Tank Wants a Green Badge
Crete unveils climate strategy, flood warnings and coastal monitoring as officials pursue GSTC sustainable tourism certification in 2026.
Heraklion Sewage Flood Nightmare
Sewage flooded homes in Mastabas, Heraklion after heavy rain, forcing families out overnight and raising public health concerns.
Souda Draws Attention
Increased US and NATO activity at Souda Bay, including USS Gerald R. Ford, prompts protest in Chania on February 24.
Winter Sales End in Heraklion With Lukewarm Results
Meta DescriptionHeraklion retailers report lower than expected winter sales as household budgets tighten and online shopping continues to impact local turnover.
Kissamos Beaches Return to the Global Top
Elafonissi, Balos and Falasarna in Kissamos secure top global rankings on Tripadvisor’s 2026 Best Beaches list, reaffirming Crete’s coastal appeal.
When the Scalpel Meets the Draft Notice
Lowering the draft deferment age forces young doctors to interrupt specialization, raising concerns over hospital staffing and brain drain.
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