A bridge also collapsed in Karditsa, one of the hardest-hit areas.[14] Throughout the country, over 600 people were rescued by the national firefighting service.[15] Greece's cotton crop was ready for harvest, which was set to begin just as the storm hit. However, Ianos likely caused significant flooding and crop losses where rain was heaviest, especially in Thessalia.[6] Assos, in Kefalonia, was isolated from the rest of the island and the mainland.