Androulakis: New Democracy's executive state sank in Thessaly's flooded plain

He added, "It is inconceivable to find out that today is the first day the army is helping remove the carcasses of (farm) animals, while all of Thessaly is in danger of becoming a health timebomb."

Androulakis also criticized the coordinating center's meetings in Larissa without representatives from tthe National Public Health Organization (EODY) being present, while residents are facing infections. "Human lives have been lost. At this point, Greece's heart of production is in a dismal state. Citizens are becoming desparate and each of us, especially the government, ought to take a reliable and responsible stance, because the problem is big and communication handling is not what is needed," he underlined.