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Allegation that Those Who Testified that There Was a Smell of Gas Before the Explosion at the Violanta Factory Were Fired

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These complaints were made in the context of the judicial investigation and concern workers who had complained about a strong smell of LPG at the Violanta factory. The post Violanta: Complaint that those who testified that there was a smell of gas before the explosion at the factory were fired appeared first on in.gr.

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These complaints were made in the context of the judicial investigation and concern workers who had complained about a strong smell of LPG at the Violanta factory. The post Violanta: Complaint that those who testified that there was a smell of gas before the explosion at the factory were fired appeared first on in.gr.

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According to allegations that emerged in the context of developments in the industrial accident in Violanta that caused the death of five workers, the management proceeded with punitive dismissals of workers who reported to the authorities that they had informed about the smell of gas, while it seems that a climate of intimidation and rumors is being created. The opposition is calling for a thorough investigation of the very serious allegations.…

According to real.gr, the judicial investigation into the deadly explosion at the premises of the "Violanta" biscuit factory in Trikala is entering a new and particularly critical phase, eight months after the night of January 26, 2026, when five female workers lost their lives. The focus is now on the decision of the Trikala Misdemeanor Courts Council to replace the temporary […]

VIOLANTA has denied reports that employees were fired for reporting to the competent authorities, claiming that "this claim is completely untrue." At the same time, the company emphasizes that "it will exercise all its legal rights to protect

New allegations are coming to light regarding what allegedly happened at the Violanda factory before the deadly explosion on January 26, which claimed the lives of five workers. These allegations were made in the context of the judicial investigation and concern workers who had complained about a strong smell of LPG in the factory […] The post Violanda: Those who testified that there was a smell of gas before the explosion at the factory were fi…

"This claim is completely untrue," the company emphasizes in a statement and emphasizes that "it will exercise every legal right to protect itself and restore the truth."

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Newsit.gr broke the news on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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