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Plaster Falls on Student at School Near Thessaloniki

A 14-year-old student was injured Friday when a large piece of plaster fell on his head at a junior high school in Vasilika, near Thessaloniki, prompting calls for urgent safety inspections.

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The injury of a 14-year-old student was caused by plaster falling from the ceiling of a classroom at Vasilikon High School in Thessaloniki. According to thestival.gr, the student was picked up by an EKAB ambulance and taken to the “G. Gennimatas” hospital. So far, there is no further confirmed information about the circumstances under which the section of the ceiling came off. Based on the same publication, the Deputy Mayor for Education of the …

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The incident occurred at the Vassilika Gymnasium of the Municipality of Thermi - The Parents' Association requests that immediate checks be carried out and that the school not operate until its suitability is certified in writing The post Thessaloniki: Plaster detached from a school ceiling and fell on a 14-year-old student — He was taken to hospital appeared first on in.gr.

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The student was transported by EKAB ambulance to "Gennimatas" hospital where the pediatric surgery clinic is on duty.

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The accident occurred at noon on Friday in the art class room.

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Vasilikon High School in Thessaloniki will remain closed on Monday after plaster fell into a classroom and injured a 14-year-old

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Vasilikon High School will remain closed tomorrow, Monday (12/10), following the incident of a piece of plaster falling from the ceiling of a classroom, which resulted in a minor injury to a 14-year-old student. According to the municipality's announcement, by decision of Mayor Theodoros Papadopoulos, the school will remain closed in order to hold a new and...

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Protothema broke the news in Marousi, Greece on Friday, October 9, 2026.
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