no one wants repeated. tourists looking for a holiday escape flood their resorts in droves. as fires consumed buildings. please, please, this way! thousands were evacuated by land and sea as buildings were consumed by flames in southern rhodes. some hotels burned down altogether. we were really lucky, we got off the beach. but there were hundreds and literally thousands of people still on the beach and everybody was screaming, they were fighting. it was absolutely. it was like armageddon. they were in the sea, there was nowhere for them to go. we got to the car park where a lot of panicked people were waiting for buses. we were one of the lucky ones, we had a hire car so we could just go. we didn t have to wait for taxis or shuttle buses to get us out of the resort. a lot of people were there with wet t shirts, through their mouth trying to breathe more effectively, because the air by then was unbearable. so, we are one of.
where a lot of panicked people were waiting for buses. we were one of the lucky ones, we had a hire car so we could just go. we didn t have to wait for taxis or shuttle buses to get us out of resorts. a lot of people were there with wet t shirts, through their mouth are trying to breathe more effectively, because the air by then was unbearable. so, we are one of. the very lucky ones. we managed to get on the authority boat and this is what we are leaving behind. that s the beach. temperatures are set to break records and people do flock to greece for its blue skies. but now, archaeological sites like the acropolis are shot during the hottest hours of the day. here in athens, people are being urged to stay at home and yet, tourists are still queueing up for hours to see the acropolis behind me in the mornings. given this could be greece s longest heatwave on record, the challenges that this country is facing are not over yet. officials are concerned