Greece to give millions in compensation to flood victimsATHENS (Reuters) - Greece said on Monday it would offer emergency compensation worth millions of euros to hundreds of households affected by flash flooding west of Athens that killed at least 20 people on Nov. 15. Hundreds of homes and businesses were extensively damaged in the coastal towns of Mandra and Nea Peramos when a torrent of mud and water smashed into the settlements, built along dry gullies on the foothills of a mountain range. Twenty people died and two remain missing from the early-morning deluge, the worst casualty toll from flooding since 1977 when more than 30 people died. The disaster has prompted recriminations and finger-pointing over a perceived inability of Greek authorities to act on prior warnings that areas with poor infrastructure and unlicensed construction were vulnerable to flooding. Critics also asked why flood prevention projects had been delayed. Authorities will offer flood victims up to 5,000 euros  ($5,896.50) for households and 8,000 euros for businesses, government spokesman Dimitris Tzanakopoulos said. It was not immediately clear how much the state had budgeted for compensation. Tzanakopoulos told Reuters the amount would come from the national budget. That assistance would be over and above compensation residents were entitled to, comprised of 60 percent government aid and 40 percent interest-free loan, he said. The flash flooding hit many areas of the country, including housing settlements where town planning regulations are often flouted.       worldnews
greece give millions compensation flood victimsathens reuters greece said monday would offer emergency compensation worth millions euros hundreds households affected flash flooding west athens killed least people hundreds homes businesses extensively damaged coastal towns mantra nea params torrent mud water smashed settlements built along dry bullies foothills mountain range twenty people died two remain missing deluxe worst casualty toll flooding since people died the disaster prompted recriminations perceived inability greek authorities act prior warnings areas poor infrastructure unlicensed construction vulnerable flooding critics also asked flood prevention projects delayed authorities offer flood victims euros households euros businesses government spokesman dimitris tzanakopoulos said it immediately clear much state budgeted compensation tzanakopoulos told reuters amount would come national budget that assistance would compensation residents entitled comprised percent government aid percent loan said the flash flooding hit many areas country including housing settlements town planning regulations often floated worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: Greece to give millions in compensation to flood victimsATHENS (Reuters) - Greece said on Monday it would offer emergency compensation worth millions of euros to hundreds of households affected by flash flooding west of Athens that killed at least 20 people on Nov. 15. Hundreds of homes and businesses were extensively damaged in the coastal towns of Mandra and Nea Peramos when a torrent of mud and water smashed into the settlements, built along dry gullies on the foothills of a mountain range. Twenty people died and two remain missing from the early-morning deluge, the worst casualty toll from flooding since 1977 when more than 30 people died. The disaster has prompted recriminations and finger-pointing over a perceived inability of Greek authorities to act on prior warnings that areas with poor infrastructure and unlicensed construction were vulnerable to flooding. Critics also asked why flood prevention projects had been delayed. Authorities will offer flood victims up to 5,000 euros  ($5,896.50) for households and 8,000 euros for businesses, government spokesman Dimitris Tzanakopoulos said. It was not immediately clear how much the state had budgeted for compensation. Tzanakopoulos told Reuters the amount would come from the national budget. That assistance would be over and above compensation residents were entitled to, comprised of 60 percent government aid and 40 percent interest-free loan, he said. The flash flooding hit many areas of the country, including housing settlements where town planning regulations are often flouted.       worldnews
Your task is to classify the provided input as real or fake news. Label 0 is meant for fake news, Label 1 is for real news. TEXT: greece give millions compensation flood victimsathens reuters greece said monday would offer emergency compensation worth millions euros hundreds households affected flash flooding west athens killed least people hundreds homes businesses extensively damaged coastal towns mantra nea params torrent mud water smashed settlements built along dry bullies foothills mountain range twenty people died two remain missing deluxe worst casualty toll flooding since people died the disaster prompted recriminations perceived inability greek authorities act prior warnings areas poor infrastructure unlicensed construction vulnerable flooding critics also asked flood prevention projects delayed authorities offer flood victims euros households euros businesses government spokesman dimitris tzanakopoulos said it immediately clear much state budgeted compensation tzanakopoulos told reuters amount would come national budget that assistance would compensation residents entitled comprised percent government aid percent loan said the flash flooding hit many areas country including housing settlements town planning regulations often floated worldnews