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Attikon Work Accident: Construction Worker Falls From Scaffolding in Critical Condition

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Another serious work accident was recorded in the construction sector, raising an alarm about safety measures in the workplace. The victim is a 55-year-old builder of Egyptian origin, who fell from a great height while performing work on scaffolding at the Ballian company's construction site, in the vicinity of the "Attikon" Hospital.
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Another serious work accident was recorded in the construction sector, raising an alarm about safety measures in the workplace. The victim is a 55-year-old builder of Egyptian origin, who fell from a great height while performing work on scaffolding at the Ballian company's construction site, in the vicinity of the "Attikon" Hospital.

The incident occurred at the Ballian company's construction site, at Attikon Hospital, where the 55-year-old worker, an Egyptian national, allegedly fell from scaffolding.

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He was working on the hospital expansion projects. The article Attikon: Serious work accident with worker falling from a great height – He was admitted to the ICU appeared first on Documento.

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Documento broke the news on Friday, September 25, 2026.
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