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Autopsies with AI and digital assistants – The Mourtzoukos and Pispirigou cases are transforming Forensic Services

Watch video – Delays in drafting forensic reports reached up to three years, leading even to the acquittal of defendants

Piraeus has financed the world’s first LR2 wind tanker – It has sails, saves 1200 tons of fuel per year

The innovative tanker, with a capacity of 115,000 DWT, belongs to Union Maritime, owned by the Paliou family with the participation of Aristotle Mystakidis - It is equipped with three WindWings®, 37.5 meters high - Reduces carbon dioxide emissions by 3800 tons per year

Holy Spirit long weekend: Athenians depart, ships to Paros and Naxos fully booked – Good weather expected

The exodus of Athenians and many tourists for the Holy Spirit long weekend has already begun, with ferries departing from the port of Piraeus fully booked. Local thunderstorms are expected this afternoon in Macedonia (mainly in its eastern regions) and the mountainous areas of Epirus

More than 25,000 passengers arrived at Attica’s ports on Wednesday

Traffic was heavy again on Wednesday at the ports of Piraeus, Rafina, and Lavrio – The post-Easter return of holidaymakers continues

Turkey causes confusion during migrant rescue operation off Farmakonisi

Ankara issues NAVTEX effectively disputing Greece's jurisdiction over the search and rescue operation area

Over 50 kilos of cocaine seized in Piraeus – See photo

45 plastic packages seized - Investigations are underway to identify and arrest the perpetrators

Weather: winter for another 24 hours – Sailing ban in Piraeus, Rafina and Lavrio

Parnitha Avenue closed from the cable car station due to snow – Which areas are affected today

Olympiacos: Drone video of the moment Piraeus caught fire for the teams’ 100th anniversary (video-photos)

Today at 19:25 (since Olympiacos was founded in 1925) an impressive drone show took place at the port of Piraeus

The “miracle” of Santorini: How the earthquake-ravaged island of the 1960s became a tourist giant in 50 years

After the terrible earthquake of 1956, its residents cast a black stone behind them, selling their properties—even for a tin of oil. Today, in Oia, a cave house can be sold for 1 million euros, while in the world’s most famous cliff, buildings are packed side by side

Santorini Earthquakes: Increased traffic at the port – Residents leaving “until the situation calms down”

Ferry routes are operating as usual, with increased demand – Flights from Santorini to Athens are nearly full

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