Plaka Explosion: Families of Victims Arrive in Greece for Identification - The Faces of the Tragedy - iefimerida.gr
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The families of the six people who lost their lives in the powerful explosion and collapse of the building on Lysikratous Street, in Plaka, are expected in Athens to assist in the identification process. The identification process is underway, with the families of the victims having been invited to provide genetic material, so that the necessary comparison can be made with samples from the bodies. It is not yet clear when they are expected to ar…
In Greece, genetic material is expected to be obtained from relatives of the six victims, while the Fire Department's investigations are focused on the second-floor apartment and the possibility of a natural gas leak.
Investigations into the exact causes of the tragedy that left six dead in Plaka are in full swing, with experts examining video footage, testimonies, and findings from inside... More...
Two days after the heavy explosion and the collapse of a house in the old town of Plaka in Athens, the six victims are identified. According to the Greek Foreign Ministry, four people from the United States, one British and one Greek are involved. The ministry expressed its condolences to the families and relatives. [...]
Two days after the heavy explosion and the collapse of a house in the old town of Plaka in Athens, the six victims were identified. According to the Greek Foreign Ministry, there were four people from the United States, one British and one Greek. The Ministry expressed its condolences to the families and relatives. The six were initially reported missing after the explosion. Their bodies were later recovered from the debris.
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