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The front page of Kathimerini features prominent stories on the death of a prominent figure, a report on asylum applications in Greece, and an article about the challenges faced by Greek educators. There are also smaller articles on wellness scams and a rescue operation.
Controversial therapies promising regeneration, toning, and youthful appearance are widely advertised online. Their cost varies depending on the treatment and its promised results, according to people familiar with the market.
The death of Mazonaki is under investigation, with two doctors facing prosecution. The circumstances involve a three-hour time gap and the findings of the autopsy.
Key findings have led to the arrest of two doctors in connection with the death of Mazonaki.
Authorities have seized items from the clinic related to the Mazonaki case, and further investigations at residences are expected.
While asylum applications are significantly decreasing across Europe, Greece continues to face the highest pressure relative to its population.
A rescue operation is underway for approximately 100 migrants located south of the island of Crete.
The article highlights the situation of Greek educators, describing them as over 40, fatigued, and earning low salaries.
