Greece has faced widespread flooding over the past few days due to prolonged heavy rainfall and strong winds. One of the most affected areas was Athens and the Attica region, where up to 40 percent of the annual rainfall fell in a single day, and in some neighborhoods, over 150 millimeters of rain were recorded. In the capital and other regions, streets, residential areas, and basements were flooded, and transport and infrastructure operations were disrupted. Emergency services operated at full capacity, responding to hundreds of calls, with thousands of personnel and specialized equipment mobilized. Authorities are assessing the damage, preparing recovery measures, and emphasizing the need to modernize drainage systems, particularly in major cities.