Protesters hurl petrol bombs and police fire tear gas as demonstration in Greece turns violent
- Greeks participated in their largest protests in years to remember the 57 victims of a rail disaster on its second anniversary, with protests held in over 300 cities across the country and Europe.
- An inquiry found that human error, poor maintenance, and inadequate staffing caused the accident, but many believe there is a cover-up by the government regarding its accountability.
- Clashes occurred during the protests, with rioters throwing petrol bombs and police responding with tear gas, resulting in dozens of arrests and medical attention needed for at least 20 people.
- Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis expressed condolences to the victims' families, acknowledging the failures in safety and promising to improve rail systems.
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