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The second Bulgarian citizen who had been unaccounted for following the floods in the Valencia region has made contact with his family
At least four people have lost their lives and one remains missing after parts of Greece were hit by heavy floods, English-language Kathimerini reports.
The victims were all senior citizens from the southern Peloponnnese.
A state of emergency was declared in five municipalities, amid fears death toll might rise.
Private and business property, infrastructure, and livestock have been substantially damaged in the areas affected by the floods.
The southern Peloponnese city of Kalamata, but also Thessaloniki in the north were left severely affected. Local media showed images of cars taken to the see by the rainwater flooding the streets.
Heavy downpours in Greece are expected to go on for several more days and authorities are bracing for new storms.
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