The Greek National motorway still flooded and inaccessible after Tempe junction - Watch video

The situation on the Aegean motorway, which has been flooded in a large part, after the bad weather Daniel, which drowned Thessaly, has improved but nevertheless remains desperate.

According to a video that has been circulated on social media, a comparison between the situation yesterday and today shows a clearly improved picture but still problematic since it is impossible for vehicles to pass from this point.

Traffic on the motorway has been interrupted from H/T 471+481 (boundaries with the Thessaloniki Traffic Police Directorate) to H/T 400+265 (boundaries with the Larissa Police Directorate), except for those of the above vehicles whose final destination is the Regional Unit of Pieria. The traffic of the vehicles is conducted from the junction in Kleidi Imathia and through the Egnatia Odos, heading towards Athens.

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The Greek National motorway still flooded and inaccessible after Tempe junction – Watch video

It has improved but nevertheless remains desperate.

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