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					<description><![CDATA[Athens— A powerful storm front sweeping across Greece killed one person near Athens on Thursday, as gale-force winds, heavy rain]]></description>
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<p><strong>Athens</strong>— A powerful storm front sweeping across Greece killed one person near Athens on Thursday, as gale-force winds, heavy rain and flooding disrupted transport and prompted widespread emergency measures, authorities said.</p>



<p>The fire department said a man in his 50s was found trapped under a car in Nea Makri, northeast of Athens, amid severe weather conditions. Emergency services reported nearly 500 calls across the greater Athens area, including more than 30 rescue operations.</p>



<p>Authorities issued emergency alerts and closed schools in Athens and other regions as the storm intensified. Ferry services, a key transport link for Greece’s islands, remained suspended in many areas due to rough seas.</p>



<p>The national weather service warned of continued severe conditions, forecasting intense rainfall, thunderstorms and possible hail across much of the country. </p>



<p>Localized flooding has already been reported in several areas.On Wednesday, flights to Crete were disrupted after an African dust storm reduced visibility, forcing some aircraft to reroute.</p>



<p>Officials said the storm system, which has affected large parts of the country for three days, is expected to ease by Friday.</p>
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