Stories from Larissa · Greece

The Public Property Company (DIPA) has activated its first eight immovable properties. These properties are located in the Greek cities of Pedia, Peania, Larissa, Pyrgos, and Kalamata.

Clashes in the Thessaly region of Greece have resulted in 12 deaths and 32 injuries. The source described the outcome of these confrontations as tragic.

A member of the Larissa sports club has died at the age of 62.

The National Insurance has donated 12 vehicles to support disaster management and political protection work in Thessaly. The organization stated that the region continues to experience the catastrophic consequences of a physical disaster.

Four farmers were killed after a train accident in Greece. The train continued for 800 meters before being stopped by workers. The train was reportedly carrying military equipment or was a military-related transport heading toward Larissa. The incident occurred in the region, according to local reports. The source confirmed the fatalities during the broadcast. Four people died and 15 others were injured after a bus veered off its route. No specific city or location for the crash was provided.

A three-member court in Larissa terminated its investigation into the Tempi train collision on May 27. The crash involved a long-distance train striking another train. Witnesses stated the event happened within seconds. One survivor reported that conditions were difficult to breathe during the incident. A correspondent in Jakarta reported that the train system is highly efficient and fast, but remains extremely packed during rush hours until approximately 10 p.m. The female-only carriages are frequently full of passengers, many of whom are traveling with babies. The carriage involved contained female passengers, elderly individuals, and infants. Dozens of others were injured when a suburban train struck a long-distance train. President Prabowo Subianto has ordered an immediate investigation.

The court session for the Tempi tragedy case in Larissa was interrupted today due to intense emotions and will continue tomorrow. Lawyers representing the prosecution and civil claims made statements. The trial involves the tragic accident that occurred. A court in Koblenz has ruled that border controls at the Luxembourg border violate European law. A man from Saarland had sued after being checked by federal police at a crossing in June. The court found that while the federal government has discretion in border controls, it did not sufficiently justify why German authorities were overburdened due to immigration numbers. Controls at all German borders have been reinstated since September 2024.