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[00:00:00] who is visiting our country, we thank you very much for all these
[00:00:03] elements and the time has come to travel, to go to the element, to
[00:00:07] go to the element, I haven't been to the element, haven't you been to the element? It's
[00:00:10] there and I want to go, but she went, Magical Island,
[00:00:14] yes, I know it and I've heard about it, I want to go, but Spyridoula Spanea is there now, she has arrived
[00:00:18] in Chios,
[00:00:21] Spyridoula, do you hear us, where are you, I hear you, Tina
[00:00:25] and Stavros, many greetings, many kisses from the
[00:00:28] beautiful Chios. The fragrant island and today
[00:00:32] I know it's a difficult time and I'm going to make it
[00:00:35] is it's it's a difficult time and we will talk about the
[00:00:39] traditional sweet of Chios, the masourakaki if Chios was
[00:00:43] sweet it would be this sweet kids
[00:00:47] we make a crack and as soon as this
[00:00:50] sweet breaks in the palate comes
[00:00:53] sun light tangerine mastic all the
[00:00:56] aromas of the fragrant here next to us I see. With
[00:01:00] Katerina who is preparing the masourakakia and we will
[00:01:03] call Antonis to come and tell us how
[00:01:07] these delicacies are made
[00:01:10] Antonis from a young child come next to us from a young
[00:01:13] child you are in this place from your grandfather so we are the
[00:01:17] third generation good evening first of all yes uh okay for
[00:01:20] us the masourakaki and all this reminds us of our family well
[00:01:24] because our grandfather is the one who basically
[00:01:27] started and created this product
[00:01:31] uh our customers come every year, especially those who are outside Chios and
[00:01:34] taste mastic, tangerine, honey, in
[00:01:38] winter we always have the opportunity to offer them health couverture which is
[00:01:41] an extra and it's not something simple, seven wonders, seven
[00:01:45] stages in the masourakaki and we are watching at this moment from
[00:01:48] Angeliki how they are made, she is filming us, tell us
[00:01:52] Antonis, as you said, the masourakaki is first of all, each
[00:01:55] one is wrapped by hand,
[00:01:58] there is a process. So there is a wrapping process, there is a
[00:02:02] maturation process and then the last stage, depending on what the product is, if
[00:02:06] it's honey, if it's mastic or if it's tangerine, it has the appropriate care, the
[00:02:09] honey ones are rolled in almond powder, the mastic
[00:02:12] and tangerine ones are rolled in powdered sugar and as we mentioned before, the
[00:02:15] health couverture at the end has dark
[00:02:19] chocolate, I would really like to know how the kids from the
[00:02:22] studio feel now, I would really like to be there, Spyridoula, to
[00:02:25] be honest. You say, tell us, Antonis, let's help them
[00:02:31] a little, let's make them a quick
[00:02:35] element, kids, come straight to honey masourakaki, we will
[00:02:38] start the tasting and then we will go to mastic and tangerine, I think
[00:02:42] that in this order and from there each one will find his own taste, as long as the
[00:02:46] tangerine is from the plain of Chios, it won me
[00:02:50] over, Stavros, you said the magic
[00:02:54] word, the tangerine from the plain of Chios and let's tell our
[00:02:57] friends who don't know that the... tangerines a few
[00:03:01] centuries ago were one of the main products that
[00:03:05] the Chians sent to the Tsars of Russia, isn't that right, very
[00:03:09] correct, very correct and we here have very nice varieties, our plain
[00:03:13] is not just blessed, amazing
[00:03:15] humidity and at the same time our beloved tangerine which
[00:03:19] smells of the plain, we make
[00:03:22] tangerines and we extract their pulp, we keep this
[00:03:26] pulp and in this way we can work and produce specific
[00:03:30] codes such as tangerine masourakaki, when do you cut tickets, kids,
[00:03:33] uh ah now uh
[00:03:37] it's a matter of time, that's how I see it, that is, honestly, you have the
[00:03:40] ideal scenario is to come to Chios let's go to Mavra Volia for a
[00:03:44] swim with masourakakia and we stay there until
[00:03:47] September oh
[00:03:49] she always takes us to the most beautiful
[00:03:53] places, she always shows us such beautiful flavors, she
[00:03:56] introduces us to such wonderful people from all
[00:04:00] the places she visits, thank you very much once
[00:04:03] again, Spyridoula, and we will have surprises in the coming
[00:04:07] days, we look forward to it, thank
[00:04:10] you very much, we will go to Mermpoumba, let's go to Mermpoumba,
[00:04:13] yes, we will go to Mermpoumba and to Thebes, as two
[00:04:17] arrested people have arrived there, yes, exactly,
[00:04:21] they arrived shortly after 10
[00:04:24] and a bit, around 11, the two arrested people at the courts
[00:04:28] of Thebes, in order to...
[00:04:30] as we said earlier about the large fire that broke out on
[00:04:34] Friday, July 31st in Viotia and spread to Western
[00:04:37] Attica. Let's also say that outside the court
[00:04:41] there were people gathered who had come to
[00:04:45] support one of the two
[00:04:47] arrested people, the owner of the company that had undertaken the
[00:04:51] project of constructing the overhead power transmission
[00:04:55] network, from the private wind
[00:04:58] farm.
[00:05:03] They applauded, to be honest, some bravos were heard,
[00:05:07] some were moved, some
[00:05:27] you and if we can, we will connect later to learn
[00:05:35] little flag here near us, as you will tell us about an
[00:05:39] incredible tourist case.
[00:05:42] A case, however, where the villa was a disappointment, as
[00:05:46] you say, Tina, a group of nine young people from
[00:05:50] Germany paid very dearly for our Greek
[00:05:53] summer. So they fell into the trap,
[00:05:56] they saw an ad, as you can see, they made their reservation for
[00:06:00] August 3rd to August 13th, they paid close to
[00:06:04] 5. 4,602 specifically. The
[00:06:08] photos you see are real from... a
[00:06:11] villa in Heraklion, Crete, but not from this one, but
[00:06:14] not, yes, but it wasn't this family
[00:06:17] that actually rented the villa, so the kids arrived,
[00:06:21] young 20-year-olds, eh
[00:06:25] the taxi driver who dropped them off outside the villa is a witness, the
[00:06:28] family comes out of the villa, what's going on, who are these nine? We
[00:06:32] don't rent our house, nor is there any reservation, the kids
[00:06:36] were in shock, they tried, in fact, the residents
[00:06:40] of the villa, the real owners of it. They even brought out some water and some
[00:06:43] grapes, you know, just for the shock they had suffered, the
[00:06:47] taxi driver tried to find them another accommodation, to
[00:06:51] contact their parents, eh
[00:06:54] you understand now to have come for ten days, to have spent a
[00:06:58] lot of money to stay and enjoy
[00:07:01] Crete, its beaches and summer and to find yourself
[00:07:05] in this very difficult situation, so let's be
[00:07:08] careful uh, I think you know
[00:07:11] too. We never pay to an IBAN, we come into
[00:07:15] telephone contact with the accommodation and the
[00:07:17] owner, these are some things we can
[00:07:21] pay attention to so we don't fall victim to platforms which
[00:07:24] have a validity, that is, well-known platforms and not from
[00:07:28] some ways now to protect yourself, you also look at the comments,
[00:07:31] you see a little, you get suspicious if something doesn't seem very
[00:07:34] normal, it should somehow
[00:07:43] the Electronic Crime Division of Greece. We expect light to be
[00:07:46] shed. Thank you very much.
[00:08:01] previous days we couldn't you were giving us very difficult images. Now
[00:08:03] you are at the Acropolis,
[00:08:07] yes, I am at the Acropolis and I was waiting for it too.
[00:08:10] I, guys, at this moment, to be honest, to come out a little with a more
[00:08:14] pleasant news, I am at the Acropolis, under the Sacred
[00:08:17] Rock, it's quite hot, I have to tell you, but you see here it's
[00:08:21] full of tourists, you hear different
[00:08:25] languages and to tell you, as we were coming here, Athens has indeed
[00:08:29] emptied because there is no traffic on the road and you can find
[00:08:32] parking easier, here however, at
[00:08:36] the Acropolis, as you see, there is a lot of
[00:08:39] traffic, tourists prefer Athens, this proves it.
[00:09:14] he likes our food, he says are you here on
[00:09:17] vacation
[00:09:19] how long are you going to stay, are you here for holidays
[00:09:21] here
[00:09:26] he will stay here all August,
[00:09:45] yes okay, have you visited acropolis? not yet, not
[00:09:49] yet, just around,
[00:09:52] he hasn't been yet, but he says he will go, you see guys, we are full of
[00:09:55] tourists here, everyone is on holiday, I imagine the
[00:09:58] best possible is coming, there are a lot of people though, as
[00:10:02] we understand, after all, many visitors come
[00:10:06] to Athens, they spend days to see the Acropolis, to see the Acropolis
[00:10:10] Museum, and then continue to the
[00:10:13] islands or the
[00:10:16] and temperatures that allow them to climb to the sacred
[00:10:19] rock of the Acropolis, okay, they are quite good.
[00:10:23] The gentleman doesn't speak English, guys, and I don't know Turkish,
[00:10:50] French person you see it's quite hot though. here
[00:10:54] he comes to visit our country and in the middle of the day he will go to
[00:10:58] the Acropolis again, they are not afraid of the center of
[00:11:01] Athens, I told you it's empty, this
[00:11:04] is the most positive thing from we keep it from united
[00:11:08] states from united states and you are here on vacation on vacation
[00:11:11] yeah how long are you going to stay uh till sunday to sunday
[00:11:15] guys and the gentleman here is on vacation he is from the United States and he will stay here
[00:11:19] in Greece until Sunday as you understand everyone who is here at
[00:11:22] the Acropolis. is on vacation
[00:11:25] except for you
[00:11:44] how and you are here on vacation
[00:11:47] he is here for work, here we found
[00:11:50] someone who is not on vacation.
[00:11:52] today exactly he has
[00:11:55] a day off today do you like Greece yes
[00:11:59] I here guys I have asked two out of two and both
[00:12:03] of them told me about our food okay it's logical
[00:12:06] he is more calm than anyone we have seen so far
[00:12:09] he is protected from the sun
[00:12:11] yes yes yes Stavros you see he is wearing these special shirts that
[00:12:15] we should wear at sea too to protect ourselves from the sun's
[00:12:19] rays have a nice time okay thank you thank
[00:12:22] you I notice this, no one has been found
[00:12:57] fires, bravo Vivi, because you were broadcasting all
[00:13:01] the images from all the locations, thank you very very much, let's hope the
[00:17:15] Alimos.
[00:17:17] Exactly, at the beach of Alimos and since we are in the heart of summer,
[00:17:21] we must have a safe summer and we must know how to
[00:17:24] swim, but also what we should do if something
[00:17:27] happens in the sea, either to ourselves, or of course to other swimmers who
[00:17:31] are on the beach. I am at the beach of Alimos, as you said, Tina and
[00:17:35] Stavros, with Mrs. Delatola.
[00:17:45] groups are over 65 years old and of course young
[00:17:48] children, over 65 means that they underestimate, they underestimate
[00:17:52] their strength a little, so we see them moving away and at any moment they cannot
[00:17:55] return to shore for any reason, either because they have a medical
[00:17:59] problem, which means they get tired, or they get caught in the current,
[00:18:02] so they don't know how to return back or any
[00:18:06] other issue, a cramp with one, essentially the
[00:18:09] biggest part is panic, as for young
[00:18:12] children, here we are a little to blame, parents, that is, when we have a
[00:18:15] small child we must be constantly on top of him, drowning happens in
[00:18:19] seconds and unfortunately drowning
[00:18:22] is silent, meaning 99.999%,
[00:18:26] not to say 100%, is that it's not heard, there is
[00:18:30] coverage however in most beaches of our country, because we are in the heart of it, at this moment it is
[00:18:34] approximately 97%, if I'm not mistaken, the percentages have
[00:18:37] fallen compared to last year, or rather 2025 compared
[00:18:41] to 2024 in terms
[00:18:59] small issue let's put an interlude we will return to Yiannis Rizos and let's
[00:19:03] welcome George Stefanou to our company
[00:19:06] on the same topic let's stay and see what's happening with
[00:19:10] drownings in our country George. Unfortunately the numbers are not
[00:19:14] good at all for Greece
[00:19:16] we are very high on a European level in
[00:19:20] drownings uh and the incidents in the last
[00:19:23] month alone have reached at least
[00:19:26] 24. Let's say that in relation to, because you
[00:19:29] mentioned it, in relation to Europe, we are also a country with the longest coastline,
[00:19:33] so let's mention that too, yes, because
[00:19:36] it certainly includes tourists uh
[00:19:40] however, still compared to other countries like
[00:19:43] Spain, Italy, which also have a lot of tourism and
[00:19:47] long coasts, uh we are very high
[00:19:50] uh among them, of course, there was also the
[00:19:54] six-year-old child who drowned in the
[00:19:56] pool in Messinia, who was the child of the woman who
[00:20:00] was cleaning a building, and yesterday
[00:20:03] unfortunately a 4-year-old Dutch girl, in her attempt
[00:20:07] to save her friend who felt unwell in the
[00:20:11] water, drowned. It is also a very
[00:20:13] dangerous situation that happens very often, people who try to
[00:20:17] help someone else, end up themselves, both
[00:20:20] of them together. And this is what rescuers emphasize every
[00:20:24] time that if we don't have special
[00:20:27] knowledge on how to help a drowning person,
[00:20:31] what we can do is to call for
[00:20:33] help for someone who knows to come, because otherwise we risk losing
[00:20:37] our lives exactly, because it is a dangerous situation that requires special
[00:20:40] handling, let's also look at some statistics concerning Greece and
[00:20:44] drownings, so
[00:20:48] uh we have yes. The incidents for
[00:20:51] 2024 and 2025,
[00:20:54] we have 388 drownings in 2024, we have
[00:20:58] 378, 10 fewer in 2025,
[00:21:01] exactly, and we are in third place in Europe,
[00:21:04] population-wise, with 2.68 drownings per
[00:21:08] 100,000 inhabitants,
[00:21:11] and the very interesting thing is that 80% of
[00:21:14] drownings usually the next card
[00:21:18] concerns ages over 60 years old,
[00:21:21] unfortunately older people often overestimate their
[00:21:24] strength or are more vulnerable to various problems that
[00:21:28] can occur in the water and drown,
[00:21:31] the number of men is much higher,
[00:21:34] yes, also again due to the overestimation of their
[00:21:37] capabilities, and women are usually by nature more
[00:21:41] careful and prudent regarding
[00:21:44] the sea, the shocking thing, of course, is the last thing we see
[00:21:47] here on our card, that most drownings occur at a distance of only
[00:21:51] 7 m from the shore, and this says a lot, yes, in shallow
[00:21:55] waters, where someone can potentially touch
[00:21:58] the bottom, unfortunately, we have the most
[00:22:01] incidents there, a strong current can sweep you out to sea and you may not
[00:22:05] have the strength to
[00:22:22] there is a lifeguard we are safe, we don't
[00:22:25] have so much danger, but what happens if there is no coverage on the
[00:22:29] beach, what should we do, please show us. I have to say that
[00:22:32] the number of drownings in areas with lifeguards has decreased,
[00:22:36] unfortunately they have increased in areas without
[00:22:40] coverage and most incidents at the moment happen in
[00:22:43] swimming pools,
[00:22:46] and mostly for young children, now in case.
[00:22:50] of danger, if there is danger, this is what we should do
[00:22:53] as citizens, because we have two categories, there are citizens and
[00:22:56] rescuers, the rescuer knows what to do, the citizen unfortunately
[00:23:00] cannot, but at the same time, how exactly, first of all, let's say
[00:23:03] that if something happens in the sea, they should definitely call
[00:23:07] someone more experienced, if there isn't one, at least they should
[00:23:10] go holding a lifebuoy so that the
[00:23:14] victim doesn't attack the person who goes to help, because this happens and
[00:23:18] essentially we have double and triple.
[00:23:21] So essentially, the person who is drowning, whatever they find
[00:23:24] in front of them, they treat it as an object, so what do we need, an
[00:23:28] object that floats, if we get him out, if he is conscious,
[00:23:31] we put him in the recovery position, that is, in the safe position on his
[00:23:34] side and we call the ambulance, no, this
[00:23:38] is the supine position, the safe position is on the
[00:23:41] side, okay, the embryonic position as we say, now the water
[00:23:44] essentially, if he breathes, of course we wait for the
[00:23:47] ambulance which we have called directly now. In case he doesn't breathe,
[00:23:51] because we are dealing with a liquid element, first we need to
[00:23:55] see if he breathes, how will we do that? I will kneel down
[00:23:57] a little, I will lift the jaw up, I will put
[00:24:01] my ear over the victim's mouth, for 10 seconds I need to see
[00:24:05] if there is breathing, I see, I hear, I feel, so I see his
[00:24:08] chest rising and falling and I feel his breathing, if in 10
[00:24:12] seconds I don't see at least two breaths, I need to
[00:24:15] start him with five full
[00:24:17] breaths, I will close. his nose and I will do five
[00:24:21] insufflations, of course we rescuers essentially use the mask,
[00:24:25] because now the ordinary citizen does not have such a thing, we will go straight
[00:24:29] to chest compressions, we don't waste time, so what will
[00:24:32] we do, we cross the victim after we see that he is not
[00:24:35] breathing, we put the central hand in the center of the chest, we interlace
[00:24:39] our fingers, I come exactly above the victim
[00:24:42] and I press 30
[00:24:45] times, essentially I want to do 100 to 120
[00:24:49] chest compressions per minute, because people don't
[00:24:52] understand this and because they don't do rescue breaths due to the fact that they don't
[00:24:56] have the necessary equipment, they will do 100 to 120
[00:24:59] compressions, every 100 to 120 compressions we check
[00:25:03] for breathing again, if he recovers we turn him to the safety
[00:25:06] position, if he doesn't recover we will have to continue until an
[00:25:10] ambulance comes or until a defibrillator comes, I have it here
[00:25:14] which is very simple to use, in essence it talks to you and if you want to
[00:25:17] see it, do you want to see it.
[00:25:27] and specialized
[00:25:30] rescuers apart from this part, all
[00:25:33] citizens, even small children, there are first aid programs, we
[00:25:37] at least in the Greek academy do them in schools, and in companies
[00:25:40] and to ordinary citizens, who should know from
[00:25:44] teachers, to parents, first aid,
[00:25:47] we saw,
[00:25:53] it starts talking to us and tells us exactly what we need to do, but the important thing is
[00:25:56] at least to know the basics, it is to know the basics and of course
[00:26:00] to call an ambulance so that it can.
[00:26:04] Thank you very, very much for this connection, for all the information, because we saw
[00:26:08] that from the data that Giorgos Stefanou gave us, the issue of drowning
[00:26:12] is very big, a huge