The havoc of storm Bora is being seen in Greece. The storm has caused massive destruction in entire Greece including Rhodes Island. Shops, houses, roads, everything has been damaged. So far, information about the death of 3 people has also come to light.

The fire brigade has received more than 3000 calls in just 48 hours. Debris and mud are being removed from the roads. Firefighters are also helping the police and security forces in dealing with the disaster. On Saturday, about 17 cm of rain was recorded in 12 hours. Hundreds of houses are submerged in flood water. People have been appealed to obey the authorities and cooperate in the rescue work.

The storm has also affected the train service in Greece. Many trees have been uprooted and fallen on the railway tracks in northern Greece. The situation in Greece, which is famous for tourism, has become worse.

Greece's second largest city, Thessaloniki, has also suffered a lot of damage. Roads connecting villages have been broken. Many houses have been destroyed. Only signs of devastation have been left behind.

After heavy rains, mud has accumulated on the roads of Greece. People are trying to remove this mud. In many areas, people have been asked to vacate their homes, as there is a possibility of the dam there overflowing.

Vehicles have also suffered a lot of damage. Vehicles have piled up on each other in different parts of Greece. People have been asked to reduce their movement in Pylaia and Kourtiatis.

Everyday life has also been affected due to the damage of roads. Many islands have been cut off from the main body. Bridges have also been broken.

It is being estimated that the storm can cause more destruction. The storm can again wreak havoc in the northern part of Greece including Macedonia. The mayor of Rhodes has demanded the Greek government to declare an emergency.