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Dead fish blanket Greek tourist port after flooding

Sky News Thursday, 29 August 2024 ()
Dead fish blanket Greek tourist port after floodingHundreds of thousands of dead fish have blanketed a Greek tourist port, leaving authorities scrambling to clean up.
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