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Several sectors remain dysfunctional for the fourth day, due to the bad weather Elpida that hit mainly Attica, but also Crete.
Already since the previous days, schools remained closed, while private and public sectors, as well as the courts, were on holiday.
Government spokesman Yannis Economou, in a statement, clarified the ways in which Attica and Crete will return to relative normality.
Schools
Today Thursday (27/01) and tomorrow Friday (28/01), after consultation with the regions, schools will not operate in person but by tele-education.
Early childhood centres, crèches and kindergartens, creative activity centres for children, creative activity centres for children and people with disabilities and two-day day care centres will be closed today and tomorrow.
Private and public sector
For now there is a strong recommendation for teleworking in the private sector where possible, while in the public sector there will be teleworking depending on the needs of services and any access problems.
Courts
Courts will not be open today and tomorrow.
Shops
Shop opening hours for today are 10:00am to 6:00pm.
Delivery and courier
Delivery and courier services are not permitted today.
Vaccinations
Today the scheduled children's vaccinations will not take place at the mega vaccination centre Prometheus and at Pedon Penteli.
All other vaccinations for children and adults will take place as usual. For those who do not attend a scheduled appointment, a text message will be sent for a new appointment.
Hellenic Union of Banks: Banks open on Thursday 27/1 across the country
Bank branches in Attica, Boeotia, Evia, Crete and South Aegean will be open to the public today, but with significant restrictions, according to an announcement by the Hellenic Union of Banks.
In particular, depending on the prevailing conditions in each branch, it may not operate or there may be a limited number of employees or changes to the opening hours.
Therefore, it is recommended that traders limit, as far as possible, their visits to the branches, as well as prior telephone contact with the branch in question before going there.
Piraeus Bank..
Further informs that due to the prevailing conditions, some shops may not open at all. Therefore, it is recommended that prior to going to these stores, customers are advised to make prior telephone contact with the specific store.
Source: news247.gr
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