Severe rainfall in Greece's Cyclades Islands has caused a flood disaster. Paros Mayor Costas Bizas reported that a river overflowed in the fishing village of Naousa, sweeping away 40 vehicles.

Thirteen people were rescued from the flood, and the Greek Armed Forces were put on alert. Schools in Paros and Mykonos were closed as a precaution, affecting local tourism activities.

Similar situations are being reported from Mykonos. Authorities have urged residents of Paros and Mykonos to stay indoors. Educational institutions have also been closed due to the flood.

The National Meteorological Service warned that the storm could reach speeds of up to 74 kilometers per hour. Greece has faced similar disasters in the past, raising concerns among the public.