Tempi Tragedy: 26 Victims' Families Oppose Kallimarmaro Concert

Tempi Tragedy: 26 Victims’ Families Oppose Kallimarmaro Concert

"The commercial nature of the concert distorts the symbolism of the event," the families of the Tempi victims express, opposing the Kallimarmaro concert. They emphasize that anyone speaking on behalf of the victims' families should first consult and inform them before addressing the public

The 26 families of the victims of the railway tragedy in Tempe have expressed their strong opposition to the 15 euro concert at the Kallimarmaro, arguing that the revenue-generating nature of the event distorts its symbolism.

The symbolic significance of the event is based on the symbolic significance of the event.

Among the signatories of the statement are the families of Nikolaos and Dimitrios Plakias, who ask for respect to the memory of their loved ones.

In a joint statement, the families stress: “The revenue-generating nature of the concert unfortunately distorts the symbolism of the event, which should be none other than solidarity for our struggle.”

They add that “those who act on behalf of the families of the victims and address the public must first inform, take into account their opinion, and have their consent when referring to them.”

The statement by families of victims of the Tempe train accident

“We, the families of the victims of the Tempe train accident, are opposed to the conditions of public attendance at the concert at the Kallimarmaro on 11/10/24. We believe that raising public awareness of our struggle for vindication is not a ticket. We do not need anyone’s financial support. The moral support of Greek society is enough for us. Our struggle, either individually or jointly, has been for the last 19 months without drumbeat, continuous and substantial from the first moment the crime was committed.

We are clearly opposed to any ticketed event that involves our people. The revenue generating nature of the concert unfortunately distorts the symbolism of the event which should be none other than solidarity for our struggle. Those who act on behalf of the families of the victims and address the public must first inform, take into account their opinion and have their consent when referring to them.

Families

Nicholas Plakias

Demetrios Plakias

Vassilios Katsara – Nikolaos Zisi

Dmitriou Beza

Eleftheriadis Theodorou

Elisabeth Egut

Christos Vlachou – Vaios Vlachou – Samantha Vlachou

Nikolaos Hadjivassiliou

Angels Massali

Dmitris Bournazis – Athanasia Bournazi

Dimitrios Koutsopoulos

Lazaros Porphyridis

Dionysios Georgiadis

Anastasiou Tahmazidis

Constantine Tsidza – Theodora Seitanidou

Sotiriou Mitska

Georgiou Karakosta

Diana’s Bozo

Maria Kyriakidou

Vassiliki Hadjicharalambous – Gekas

Roula Tzovara

Evangelos Tsioma

Nikolaos Nalbandis

Antonios Psaropoulos

Ilias Papaggelis

Alma Lata

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