It is not only the fire that has put Paros in the spotlight in recent days, testing the island, at a time when tourism is in full swing. It is also the overbuilding that residents and organizations of the island are now denouncing, which, combined with the lack of adequate public infrastructure, ultimately threaten to undermine the very tourism product that has catapulted Paros into tourism in recent years.
Firefighters are battling the fires for the third day on the fronts burning areas of Greece.
New details are coming to light in the case of the British woman, who was found dead in a suitcase in an abandoned area in Kypseli, with Greek authorities now turning their attention to the last 72 hours before her body was discovered.
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis delivered a message of security, deterrence, and national confidence during his visit to the military observation post on Agathonisi, the first stop of his tour of the remote Aegean island.