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Hundreds of British holidaymakers flee for their lives as wildfires ravage holiday isle of Rhodes: Tourists abandoned by holiday firms, flights bringing people to the area CONTINUE -- Society's Child -- Sott.net

First repatriation flights to rescue Brits stuck in a 'living nightmare' on wildfire-ravaged Rhodes are due to arrive today and Corfu becomes second Greek island to be evacuated

Mercy mission rescue flights will arrive in Rhodes and Corfu this morning to save British holidaymakers desperately trying to flee the fire-ravaged Greek islands.

Terrified Brits fleeing for their lives from Rhodes' wildfire 'warzone' beg for help - as stranded families are left without food or water and forced to sleep on sunbeds as inferno ravages Greek island

Terrified British tourists stranded in Rhodes are making desperate calls for help after wildfires led to thousands of them being evacuated from their hotels.

Two British mothers trapped in Rhodes wildfire 'warzone' reveal their boys' terror as they were forced to sleep in 'shelter' hotel reception before escape dash from the 'metres away' inferno in speeding locals' cars after evacuation

Abi Davies, who is on the island in a party of six which includes boys aged four and six, says they ve been left petrified after they were forced to walk five miles in 42 degree heat to escape the flames.

Get us out of this hell!: Brits caught up in hours of delays at packed Rhodes airport after fleeing raging wildfires by feet, car and boat as government announces it will send a response team to island - but easyJet won't repatriate until tomorrow

Tourists have described the scenes as apocalyptic as they battle through the terrifying infernos on the Greek island which have triggered the country s largest disaster evacuation in history.

Pensioner left without adequate toilet facilities in Torus property

AN ELDERLY woman said she has had trouble sleeping due to the stress caused by blocked drains in her Torus property.

Region in a Minute: School launches drive to help students' families

Dec 21, 2020 Dec 21, 2020 HAVERHILL— The Whittier Tech Educational Foundation has launched its annual holiday fund drive to support students and families facing hardships over the holidays. The fund provides an opportunity for community members to give to Whittier Regional High School students and their families who are in need during the holiday season. Donations pay for grocery store gift cards, clothing, gifts for students and siblings, and essential items if a student has an extenuating circumstance. The fund helps students and families in need not just during the holiday season, but throughout the year when needs arise. While any amount you can give will help, three suggested levels of giving are: $75, Adopt a Whittier Student; $175, Adopt a Whittier family and $300, Holiday Hero. Visit the donation site at foundation.whittiertech.org.