Serbian Tourist Drowns in Greece: Summer Tragedy in Pieria Shakes the Region!
Ready for your dream summer vacation? Well, maybe think twice! An 80-year-old Serbian man tragically drowned in the sea in Pieria, near Katerini. Although rescuers pulled him out of the water and provided first aid, then rushed him to the hospital, sadly, he did not survive. This tragedy casts a shadow over the summer season and reminds us how dangerous the sea can be, even for experienced swimmers.
What exactly happened?
In the morning, in one of Greece’s most popular tourist regions, Pieria, the Serbian tourist lost his life. Rescuers reacted quickly, but it wasn’t enough. The investigation is being conducted by the third port department of Skala Katerini, so details will emerge soon.
Not the only incident in Greece
On the same day, near Kavala, an 85-year-old Greek citizen was found unconscious on the beach. The situation in Greece this summer looks serious, with dangers lurking everywhere. Evacuations in Athens and warnings for tourists add to the tension.
Summer season full of challenges
While tourists hope for a relaxing holiday, reality is different. Markets are more expensive, fewer buyers show up, and sellers face huge challenges. It’s not just the economy under pressure — the safety of tourists and locals is on the line.
What does this tell us?
This tragedy is not just a sad event but a wake-up call for all of us. Are we careful enough? Are safety measures on beaches adequate? And how much do we really know about the dangers lurking while we enjoy the sun and sea?
Bonus: How to protect yourself?
While waiting for official investigation results, dermatologists advise forgetting oils that don’t protect your skin and preparing properly for heat waves. Also, be cautious with children — fear of noise and violence can leave lasting trauma.
Conclusion
The summer season in Greece this year is not just sun and sea. It’s a warning to be more careful, not take things for granted, and prepare for the unexpected. What do you think — just an unlucky accident or a sign that something needs to change?
Feel free to share your thoughts — maybe your story or advice could save a life or at least raise awareness about the dangers around us!
