On Friday afternoon, a wall of a residential property on Papaflessa Street in the "Kremalas" neighborhood of Messinia collapsed due to extreme and prolonged rainfall. The incident occurred shortly after 5 PM, but fortunately, the residents were not at home at the time, and there were no pedestrians passing by, which prevented any injuries. Local authorities including the police, fire service, and municipal officials were promptly notified to respond to the situation.

The area surrounding the collapsed wall has been cordoned off as a precautionary safety measure. Plans are already in place for the removal of debris and an assessment of the building's structural integrity by relevant authorities. This will help determine the necessary actions to mitigate any further risks and ensure safety in the vicinity. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about weather-related issues that have been affecting the region.

This collapse adds to the growing list of problems sparked by intense weather phenomena observed in the broader area, prompting local authorities to maintain a heightened state of alert. As extreme weather continues to challenge infrastructure, ongoing assessments will be crucial in addressing any further risks to public safety and managing the impact of climate-related events.