Back to newsAuthorities in Rethymno have issued warnings about flooding along the Myloopotamos river and potential tsunami risk, according to statements from geological experts Lekka and Lagouvardu. The alerts highlight natural hazards affecting the Rethymno region that visitors should be aware of. Myloopotamos, a significant waterway in western Crete, presents flood dangers during heavy rainfall, while coastal areas face theoretical tsunami exposure. Local officials recommend that travelers monitor weather forecasts, avoid the river area during storms, and stay informed through official channels. Visitors planning activities near beaches or the river should check current safety conditions before traveling. This is part of broader disaster preparedness efforts in Crete.
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Rethymno: Flooding and Tsunami Risk Warnings for Myloopotamos Area
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