Kyriakos Stavridis, the deputy mayor responsible for green infrastructure, expressed frustration over repeated destruction of vegetation across Kavala during a radio interview. He noted that the municipality continues its landscaping work in the Faliro area and surrounding neighborhoods, including a section extending toward a furniture store in Rapsani. Despite recent plantings and maintenance efforts carried out this week, Stavridis highlighted the difficulties posed by vandalism, which he described as an unfortunate obstacle to the city's ongoing beautification initiatives. The deputy mayor did not specify the exact nature or extent of the damage, but stressed the department's commitment to improving Kavala's public spaces despite these setbacks.
Kavala's Green Spaces Face Vandalism Challenge, Says Municipal Official
The city's Parks and Gardens Department is pushing forward with beautification efforts despite ongoing incidents of plant damage caused by unknown parties, according to a municipal deputy.



