PM Mitsotakis rules out reshuffle during press conference at 87th Thessaloniki International Fair

PM Mitsotakis rules out reshuffle during press conference at 87th Thessaloniki International Fair

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Breaking with tradition, the press conference given by Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis at the 87th Thessaloniki International Fair began with a question from the Larisa-based newspaper "Eleftheria" instead of one based in Thessaloniki, with questions focusing on the handling of the recent devastating floods. CE Report quoting KosovaPress
Presenting a graph prepared by the weather service meteo, Mitsotakis noted that the storm that the state was called to handle in Thessaly was unprecedented and had not been predicted by models based on previous weather events, such as Storm Ianos, having much greater quantities of rainfall.

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