Greece: Storm kills six tourists in northern region

W/S Overturned van on beach, Halkidiki
C/U Shoe on ground
W/S Debris from overturned vehicle
C/U Van's cab and smashed windows
W/S Overturned van
C/U Debris
C/U Van's license plate
W/S Motorbikes in sand
W/S Man walks around debris
W/S Felled trees at cemetery
M/S Destroyed gravestones
W/S Flashing lights at gravestones
W/S Damaged car
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Six tourists have died and at least 30 more were injured as a violent storm battered a popular tourist region in northern Greece late on Wednesday.
Abandoned cars, motorbikes and possessions littered a beach in Halkidiki, which was badly-affected by gale-force winds, heavy rain and hailstorms.
Two elderly Czech nationals were killed in the town when strong winds swept away their caravan, police reported.
Elsewhere, a Romanian woman and her eight-year-old child were killed after a roof collapsed on a restaurant in Nea Plagia. While a Russia man and his 2-year old son died when a tree fell on their vehicle in Potidea.
The weather event has been described as "unprecedented" by local media.