The Three Greeks Who Survived the Train Tragedy in Spain Have Returned to Athens.
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The Greek family that survived the train tragedy in Spain returned to Athens, describing the moments of the conflict
The three Greeks of the Dritsa family, who survived the deadly train crash in Toledo, Spain, arrived safely at the "Eleftherios Venizelos" airport. The mother and her two sons described the dramatic moments of the collision and the saving change of position of the youngest son that prevented the worst. Despite the injuries and the initial shock, they expressed their relief at returning home and their gratitude for the medical care they received.
The three members of the Dritsa family who survived the deadly train crash in Spain have returned to Greece. The mother and her two sons, 21-year-old Marios and 18-year-old Christos, arrived at Eleftherios Venizelos Airport shortly after 11 p.m., visibly affected by what they experienced, but relieved to be back home.
Visibly affected, but happy to have returned home, are the three Greeks who were rescued from the train tragedy in Toledo, which resulted in at least 69 people losing their lives and 58 being injured.
Visibly affected, but happy to have returned home, are the three Greeks who were rescued from the train tragedy in Toledo. For the family of Greek tourists, the leisure trip to Seville turned into a nightmarish memory in a few seconds. The Dritsa family arrived at Eleftherios Venizelos airport shortly after 11 pm. In …
Visibly affected, but happy to have returned home, are the three Greeks who were rescued from the train tragedy in Toledo. For the family of Greek tourists, the leisure trip to Seville turned into a nightmarish memory in a few seconds. The Dritsa family arrived at Eleftherios Venizelos airport shortly after 11 pm. In ... More www.ertnews.gr
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