The Greeks hold mass protests that require justice after the Train tragedy

The Greeks have taken their greatest protests for years and took part in a common blow to celebrate the second anniversary of the railway catastrophe, 57 dead and injured with them.

In the center of Athens alone, hundreds of thousands of crowds, Thessaloniki, Larissa and Ioannina, as well as many many many many large numbers in many other cities were also seen.

“For those who have children in this train, some of our souls are left there and will never return.”

An accident was closed on Thursday that the accident caused by the human error, poverty and insufficient workers.

In the afternoon, a group of people in a group, a group of people who were married to the emotional atmosphere close to the Assembly, began to throw the police and gasoline bombs.

Flexible gear police, the capital Ermou, Omion and Propillaia lasted for a while during the clashes.

Dozens of people were arrested as he fell in the evening, and the difficulty ignited.

Violence has shadowed the great scale of protests in almost every city in every city of Greece.

“I am here in memory of the people killed in a train accident. We demand justice.”

On February 28, 2023, a passenger train full of students collided head-on with a commodity train near the central Greek center.

The report by the Greek air and railway accident investigation was reported that the accident was still not resolved due to the accident. “Those children were killed because the train was not safe,” said Christos Papadimitriou.

The tempo rail disaster shocked the Greeks, who are very few accused the conservative governments to illuminate the causes of the tragedy. There is a wide belief that the government is trying to pay the role of high-ranking officials.

The whole center of Athens was full of all walks of every age and life, many said they participated in a demonstration for the first time in their lives.

Dmitris and his father were among many protesters in Athens, “No oxygen until the end – there was no justice” 57 people who were killed in “no justice”, wearing 57 shirts.

346 were organized in Greece, Thessaloniki, Greece, Patras and Larissa, as well as in the city of Brussels, Rome and England in 346 cities.

Passenger service from Athens Thessaloniki was returned to the university after returning to university after a holiday with a vacation with a commodity train on the same road outside Larisa.

Several times a shooting ball almost completely destroyed the first two cars of the train.

In Athens, the protesters read “Call me when I came to my child,” and “there is no cover.”

62, 62-year-old Dina Gazi, organized white balloons with the names of the dead in the accident. “I strongly believe that the government is responsible for the accident,” BBC said. “We require all evidence to come to light.”

Shops in the center, shutters, many of the windows and support messages and ordinary people did not go to work.

Schools were closed, flights and trains were canceled and still took people to the Square to Maktagi Square.

Taxi drivers accepted people without objection.

In an article on Facebook, Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said that everyone’s thoughts, wounded and survivors live with the families of those who live and killed and lost their lives.

“Nothing will happen,” he said, “he said,” he said.

For the first time, this was the first time this was the first time, for the first time, as Mitsotakis was in such a difficult political position for almost six years. He promised to move “more dynamic and quick” to bring to modern and safe trains.

It was unusual for this mass protest for the Greeks, not related to the economy and individual finances.

Thursday’s request was paid in millions of euros to cover the installation of security systems along the railway, but the project was incomplete due to corruption and bureaucracy.

Relatives of those killed in the accident, they believe that the trafficking ring can be smuggled on behalf of the smuggling ring.

“It is impossible to determine what the exact (firing room) is, but simulations and expert reports show that the unknown fuel is so far,” the report was found.

“Serious information was missing, because the place of the accident was not sealed,” experts increase a coating assumption, increasing public anger.

Government spokesman Pavlos Marinakis rejected that it was a cover and not supported by the report.

Additional claims, after the disaster, suggested that the order to clear the accident and clean the landfill. However, the Marinakis questionnaire reported that no political directive was given to change the stage.

As soon as Pavlos Aslanidis, Pavlos Aslanidis, Pavlos Aslanidis, spoke about the death of Dimitris in the pace accident.

“I do not know how I find the power to the BBC.”

“My son gives me strength. Otherwise I wouldn’t be here today that today is justice.”