[Ιntime News]
Mass rallies and demonstrations have been planned across the country and in numerous cities around the world on Friday, to mark the second anniversary of Greece’s deadliest train crash at Tempe two years ago.
The two-year-anniversary and protests come a day after a team of experts published a damning report on the accident, revealing systemic safety failures and the destruction of critical evidence within days of the crash.
In Athens, the gathering will begin at 11 a.m. at Syntagma Square, and in Thessaloniki, at the Venizelos statue.
Meanwhile, labor associations and unions have called a 24-hour strike
Transport workers will take part in the 24-hour strike on Friday, “as a least tribute to the memory of the 57 people that died” in the train collision, demanding immediate justice.