Four bodies recovered in car swept away by flood waters in Crete on Sun.
The bodies of four people, missing after the car they were riding in was swept away in a flash flood early Sunday morning in central Crete, were recovered on Monday.
The four victims were located in the car. The vehicle was located in a downstream marsh some several hundred meters from where it was swept away by flood waters.
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