Explosion in Plaka: “With a Small Cost, the Tragedy Could Have Been Avoided”
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Safety technician Manos Kranidis explains the possible causes of the tragedy – Evi Georgiadou talks about gaps in the safety framework of natural gas facilities The post Plaka: The evidence for the explosion “indicates” a natural gas leak – What the experts say appeared first on Npress.gr.
“Gas explosion in apartments, I have never seen before,” said the president of the Panhellenic Federation of Professional Technical Combustion Facilities
“Clear answers” for the deadly explosion in Plaka are being demanded by the head of PASOK’s Parliamentary Sector for Climate Crisis and Civil Protection, Andreas Poulas, and the Head of the Sector for Climate Crisis and Resilience… Explosion in Plaka: PASOK demands a full investigation and accountability, wherever they arise - NAVITIME
What an expert says about the deadly explosion in Plaka. How could it have been avoided and what was missing from the apartment.
“We assume that the explosion was caused by accumulated gas,” said George Kalyvas, president of the Panhellenic Federation of Professional Combustion Installation Technicians.
New evidence comes to light from the investigation by the Fire Department's Arson Crimes Division into the deadly explosion in Plaka. #StarGrNews
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