Snow blanketed the Greek capital of Athens following a severe storm that prompted the government to declare a holiday in some parts of the country.
While snow is common in the Greek mountains and in northern Greece, it is less frequent in central Athens and on the Aegean islands.
Last year, a major snowstorm caused severe problems in the capital, knocking out power for days. Here’s a look at how the storm impacted Athens this week.
Turkey was also covered in snow, with authorities in Istanbul blocking intercity bus service.
Schools across Turkey are closed for a winter break, but universities halted classes for two days. Public offices and shopping malls closed early.
The Istanbul governor’s office announced that civil servants would be allowed to stay at home on Tuesday, except for those employed in security, health and transportation sectors.
THE ROTTEN FISH: CAN OF WORMS OPENED OF APC & TINUBU'S GOVERNMENT OVER NIGERIA'S ECONOMIC DOWNTURN
WATCH THE CRITICAL ANALYSIS AND KNOW THE RESPONSIBLE PARTIES TO BLAME FOR NIGERIA'S ECONOMIC CHALLENGES, WHILE CITIZENS ENDURE SEVERE HARDSHIPS.Watch this episode of ISSUES IN THE NEWS on 9News Nigeria featuring Peter Obi's Special Adviser, Dr Katch Ononuju, 9News Nigeria Publisher, Obinna Ejianya and Tinubu Support Group Leader, McHezekiah Eherechi
The economic crisis and hardship in Nigeria are parts of the discussion.
Watch, leave your comments, and share to create more awareness on this issue.
#9NewsNigeria #Nigeria #issuesInTheNews #politics #tinubu THE ROTTEN FISH: CAN OF WORMS OPENED ...
DON'T FORGET TO SUBSCRIBE AND LEAVE YOUR COMMENTS FOR SUBSEQUENT UPDATES
#9newsnigeria #economia #economy #nigeria #government @9newsng
www.9newsng.com