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Sirens to Go off Throughout Greece on Tuesday in Civil Defence Exercise

October 8, 2018

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FILE - People walks on Lycabettus hill as at the background is seen the city of Athens with the Acropolis hill covered with dust from the Saharan desert on Monday, March 26, 2018. (AP Photo/Petros Giannakouris)

Greece African Dust

ATHENS – Sirens will go off in tests throughout Greece on Tuesday, as part of the nationwide civil defence exercise “Parmenion”, the Greek Police said.

At 11:00 am on Tuesday morning, the sirens will sound intermittently and at differing sound levels for 60 seconds, until 11:05 am, when an uninterrupted siren will sound for another 60 seconds.

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