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Foreign and Health Ministers of North Macedonia in Thessaloniki – They saw wounded, thanked Greece
"From the very first moment of the tragic accident, the Greek government and our country have stood in solidarity and humanity with the people of the neighbouring country," said Deputy Foreign Minister who welcomed them to the city
Greece took over all the burn victims from North Macedonia – They will be treated in Athens and Thessaloniki
3 seriously injured 25, 25 and 19 year olds are already hospitalized at Papanikolaou Hospital
Tempi: “I mourn my child, and I hear that he was carrying illegal cargo,” says the mother of the train driver
The mother of the 32-year-old train driver stated that the commercial train has already been thoroughly inspected – She claimed that the new investigations in Koulouri are being conducted at the request of the family's lawyer
Molotov, fires, and tear gas in Syntagma after the rally for Tempi – Watch live footage
Rallies are being held in various regions today for the Tempi accident and the 57 people who lost their lives
Parliament approves Inquiry Committee for Christos Triantopoulos with 277 Votes (updated)
The Greek Parliament is currently holding a crucial vote on establishing a preliminary inquiry committee regarding former Deputy Minister of Civil Protection, Christos Triantopoulos. This vote follows intense political debate over allegations of misconduct in handling the aftermath of the tragic Tempi railway disaster
I have no evidence of political interference for the blockage, if there was an EODASAM it would have been managed differently, says the president of the agency
The Commission in all its investigations found that valuable evidence was lost that could have answered the question of whether there was an illegal shipment, the Commission's chairman said.
Tragedy in Tempi: The conclusions on the accident as stated in the EODASAM’s report
The final verdict on the Tempi tragedy: What happened and who EODASAM holds responsible
Plakias on the protest: “We do not support or aim to overthrow any government, please protest peacefully”
One day before the rally, Nikos Plakias, who tragically lost his twin daughters and niece in the Tempi disaster, sent an important message. He addressed the crowds ahead of the February 28th rally, calling for peaceful protests and emphasizing the families' sole focus on justice
