Efforts are being made to keep the national road network and main roads open, said government spokesman Giannis Oikonomou as the “Elpis” bad weather hits Attica hard.
The government spokesman did not rule out the possibility of deciding on a general holiday tomorrow Tuesday due to bad weather. Answering the relevant question, he answered that “based on the evolution of the phenomenon, the government takes decisions regarding all fronts and that of work”.
Mr. Economou stressed that the state mechanism is and will be in full development to intervene where needed to address problems.
He reiterated the strong recommendation to the citizens to avoid unnecessary movements and in case they move to use chains.
For schools he announced that more than 46,000 classrooms operated with e-learning as schools are closed. He responded to criticisms of untimely preparation by saying that there were obviously problems and malfunctions but that did not change the big picture.
He announced that in the public sector, employees who are not involved in the management of bad weather can leave from 12 noon.
Mr. Economou stated that the main priorities for the government are the protection of human life, the safeguarding of public and private property and the normalcy of socio-economic life.
The statement of Gerapetritis leaves no shadow and no room for misinterpretation
Regarding the Minister of State George Gerapetritis and the allegations of the defendant Menios Fourthiotis, the government spokesman stressed that he obviously continues to enjoy the confidence of the Prime Minister.
According to Mr. Economou, the Gerapetritis statement leaves no shadows and no room for misinterpretation.
He turned his arrows against SYRIZA, saying that after undermining the prestige of the institutions and the catastrophizing, he now adopts the allegations of Fourthiotis, which shows, as he said, the growing despair of Mr. Tsipras from his political discrediting.
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