Clashes erupted in Athens today as thousands of Greeks took to the streets to mark the second anniversary of the country’s worst railway disaster. The protest, which also included a nationwide strike, was held to demand justice for the victims of the deadly train crash.
Families of the victims are still waiting for the conclusion of an investigation into the incident, which claimed the lives of dozens of people and injured many more. The anniversary has reignited anger and frustration among the public, as they continue to seek answers and accountability for the tragedy.
The protest quickly turned violent, with clashes breaking out between demonstrators and police in the streets of Athens. Tear gas was deployed to disperse the crowds, as tensions ran high during the commemoration of the devastating event.
The unrest serves as a stark reminder of the lingering pain and sorrow felt by those affected by the train crash, as well as the broader issues of safety and accountability within Greece’s transportation system. As the investigation continues, the families of the victims and the public at large will be closely watching for any developments in the case.
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