Metro in Kypseli: Doukas Speaks of "Division in the Ministry" - "Residents' Anxiety Is Increasing"
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The need to provide immediate answers to the damage and cracks that have appeared in apartment buildings in Kypseli, after the passage of the metro bridge, but also to make all the information public...More...
The need to provide immediate answers to the damage and cracks that have appeared in apartment buildings in Kypseli, after the passage of the metro bridge, as well as to make all available technical data public, was highlighted at a press conference by the Kypseli Residents' Committee, in the presence of the Mayor of Athens, Haris Doukas.
Residents will hold a protest rally on October 3 at 6:00 PM, at Kypseli Square
Residents of apartment buildings in Kypseli that suffered cracks during the work of the subway for Metro Line 4 remain in a state of uncertainty, with Athens Mayor Haris Doukas calling for immediate and free temporary housing for those in “yellow” and “red” buildings. Initial inspections had classified some apartment buildings as “green”, however subsequent inspections revealed a higher level of risk. At the same time, Doukas denounces contradic…
Residents of Kypseli are demanding immediate answers and transparency regarding the cracks in apartment buildings after the metro bridge passed through. Protest rally on Saturday, October 3, demanding compensation and a static inspection.
A press conference was held at the Cultural Center of the Municipality of Athens regarding the cracks that appeared in apartment buildings in Kypseli during the
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