<p>Fast-moving floodwaters raged through the streets of Mandra, a suburb of Athens, Greece, on Tuesday, June 26, damaging roads, buildings and cars.</p><p>The country’s civil protection agency said</a> that by Wednesday, emergency services had received 160 calls for help, while 95 personnel and 40 vehicles had been deployed in rescue and recovery efforts. The fire service said</a> on Tuesday that diving teams were also involved in the operations.</p><p>General Secretary of Civil Protection Ioannis Kapakis, Mayor Ioanna Kriekoukou and other officials visited the town</a> on Wednesday to assess the situation.</p><p>The inundation came around seven months after floods reportedly</a> killed at least 24 people in the area. Credit: Kleart Hysaj via Storyful</p><br />
