Back to newsOn Sunday, May 17, a paramedic from EKAB (Greece's national emergency medical service) was injured in Chania after tripping on a severely damaged sidewalk while responding to an emergency call. The incident has drawn attention to the poor condition of pavements in the area, with photos showing cracked and uneven surfaces that pose a clear hazard.
The Municipality of Chania is now under pressure to carry out repairs before further accidents occur. Local residents and workers have raised concerns that the deteriorated infrastructure puts both the public and emergency responders at risk.
Tourists walking in Chania should take care on sidewalks, particularly in older neighborhoods where paving can be uneven or broken. Wearing sturdy, closed-toe shoes is advisable when exploring the city on foot, especially after rain when damaged surfaces become more hazardous.
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Paramedic Injured on Damaged Chania Sidewalk During Emergency Call
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