Thousands block Athens traffic to protest delays in Greek rail disaster inquiry
- Thousands of high school and university students blocked traffic in central Athens, protesting against delays in the investigation of a 2023 rail crash that killed 57 people.
- Protesters accuse the government of trying to cover up evidence related to the crash, which Athens denies.
- A statement from victims' families claimed the train carried an illegal chemical cargo that caused a fire after the collision.
- Student Odisseas Gountaras spoke at the rally, stating, "We are here today as a club to protest for the 57 dead" and against policies prioritizing profits over lives.
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