Grava: On November 2nd, He Proposes to Open Schools
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Following a meeting of the Board of Directors of the Municipality of Athens, a proposal was submitted to open the schools housed in the school complex for next Monday, November 2nd.
According to Mr. Doukas, schools could resume their operations from Monday, November 2, since the inspections that have been carried out have not detected any gas leaks in the school buildings.
The mayor of Athens proposed that the schools in the Grava complex reopen on Monday, November 2, with the natural gas supply turned off.
The findings of the audits were presented to the City Council.
The reopening of the Grava school complex from November 2 was suggested by the mayor of Athens, Haris Doukas, with the natural gas supply remaining closed.
The opening of the Grava school units on Monday, November 2, was proposed to the extraordinary municipal council of Athens by Haris Doukas.
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