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Shortly Before the Start of the School Year, "the Transportation of 16,500 Students Is in the Air" in Thessaloniki

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What did the deputy governor of Thessaloniki, Kostas Gioutikas, say about the situation with the transportation of students to their schools in Thessaloniki? The post Shortly before the start of the school year, "the transportation of 16,500 students is in the air" in Thessaloniki appeared first on in.gr.

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What did the deputy governor of Thessaloniki, Kostas Gioutikas, say about the situation with the transportation of students to their schools in Thessaloniki? The post Shortly before the start of the school year, "the transportation of 16,500 students is in the air" in Thessaloniki appeared first on in.gr.

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In the first 2 competitions, "no bus operator came forward to claim any route," said Kostas Gioutikas.

“We are one breath away from the start of the school year and unfortunately the transportation of students is up in the air,” said the deputy governor of Thessaloniki, Kostas Gioutikas, during today’s meeting of the Regional Council of Central Macedonia, referring to the problem that has arisen with the transportation of 16,500 students, of whom 1,300 are students with disabilities. The […] The article Gioutikas: One breath away from the start o…

"We are just a breath away from the start of the school year and unfortunately the transportation of students is up in the air," said the Deputy Governor of Thessaloniki, Kostas Gioutikas, during today's meeting of the Regional Council of Central Macedonia, referring to the problem that has arisen with the transportation of 16,500 students, of whom 1,300 are students with disabilities. The ... More www.ertnews.gr

"We are just a breath away from the start of the school year and unfortunately the transportation of students is up in the air," said the deputy governor of Thessaloniki, Kostas Gioutikas, during today's meeting of the Regional Council of Central Macedonia, referring to the problem that has

The deputy governor of Thessaloniki, K. Gioutikas, reported that the transportation of 16,500 students, of whom 1,300 are disabled, remains unresolved in Thessaloniki, ahead of the start of the school year, due to the failure of transportation competitions.

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