Back to newsA 70-year-old French tourist was injured while disembarking from a ferry at the port of Heraklion, Crete. The incident occurred during the disembarkation process, though details on the extent of her injuries have not been fully disclosed. Heraklion is one of Crete's main ferry hubs, connecting the island to Athens (Piraeus) and other Greek destinations, and handles large volumes of passenger traffic during the summer season. Tourists arriving by ferry should exercise caution when disembarking, particularly on gangways and ramps, which can be steep or slippery. Passengers with reduced mobility are advised to request assistance from port staff before disembarking. Emergency services in Heraklion are well-equipped to respond to incidents at the port.
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French Tourist Injured During Ferry Disembarkation in Heraklion
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