On the morning of Friday, February 28, families of the victims gathered at the site of the Tempi disaster, with a memorial service for the 57 lives lost scheduled for 12:00 PM.

The atmosphere at “ground zero” of the tragedy is deeply emotional, as parents and relatives of the victims relive the heartbreaking memories.

“I feel the same every day. This is my grandson’s home,” said the grandfather of the late Konstantinos Tasoulas. “We demand justice. We are immensely grateful to all the people who have taken to the streets.”

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Grandfather of Konstantinos Tasoulas, Tempi victim: “This is my grandson’s home.”

Massive Turnout at the Protest in the Center of Larissa

The protest rally for the Tempi disaster has begun in the central square of Larissa. With the main slogan “I can’t breathe”, demonstrators and strikers demand justice and accountability for the tragedy.

The rally has seen a massive turnout from Larissa residents, local organizations, labor unions, and student associations. Additionally, by decision of the Association of Catering Business Owners and the Chamber of Commerce, all stores will remain closed for 24 hours.

Municipal services in Larissa also remained non-operational until 11:00 AM, along with the city’s infant and childcare centers.

Following the rally, a march will take place toward the OSE railway square.

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