Special Court to Hear Breach of Duty Claims over Train Disaster
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A former deputy minister, Christos Triantopoulos, and other officials have been referred to a Special Court to face charges of breach of duty related to the alleged alteration of the Tempi train crash site. This marks a new phase in the ongoing investigation into the tragic 2023 railway disaster. Mr. Triantopoulos, a New Democracy MP, has denied any wrongdoing and stated he will contest the findings, also announcing he will not seek re-election.
In other domestic news, new details have emerged in the investigation surrounding the death of singer G. Mazonakis, focusing on a doctor linked to the case and an 'alternative therapies' space. Meanwhile, a series of strong earthquakes near Thebes were felt across the Attica region.
Furthermore, a report highlights the vulnerability of Greek households to the energy crisis this winter, attributing it to poorly insulated homes and older vehicles compared to other European countries.