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Alarm Due to Gas Leak From a Car in Gerakas - Traffic Stopped on Kleisthenous Street

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Traffic disruption in the center of Athens on Monday night (7/9), due to a gas leak from a car. Specifically, vehicle traffic was disrupted on Kleisthenous Street, from the height of Dervenakion Street to the height of Ermou Street. The reason for the traffic disruption has to do with a gas leak from a car. Read more at iefimerida.gr Traffic disruption in the center of Athens on Monday night (7/9), due to a gas leak from a car. Specifically, v…

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Traffic has been stopped from the height of Dervenakion Street to the height of Ermou Street.

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Vehicular traffic on Kleisthenous Street, from Dervenakion to Ermou, is suspended due to a gas leak from a private vehicle.

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Traffic on Kleisthenous Street was disrupted on Monday night (07/09) due to a gas leak from a private vehicle. Traffic has been disrupted on the section of Kleisthenous Street from Dervenakion Street to Ermou Street. Drivers are urged to avoid the area and follow the instructions of the competent authorities. The post Traffic disruption on Kleisthenous due to gas leak appeared first on iEidiseis.

A temporary suspension of vehicle traffic has occurred on Kleisthenous Street, in Gerakas, following a gas leak from a private vehicle. Traffic has been suspended on the section of the road from its junction with Dervenakion Street to Ermou Street, with the competent authorities at the scene and calling on drivers to be careful.

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Protothema broke the news in Marousi, Greece on Monday, September 7, 2026.
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