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The Gas Leak on the 2nd Floor and the Connected Devices Being Examined - Where Does the Investigation Into the Deadly Explosion End?

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The checks carried out by the officers of the Arson Crimes Division confirmed that there was no natural gas leak from the main pipeline that connected the network to the building on Lysikratous Street. The post Plaka: The gas leak on the 2nd floor and the connected devices being examined – Where does the investigation into the deadly explosion end up appeared first on in.gr.

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The checks carried out by the officers of the Arson Crimes Division confirmed that there was no natural gas leak from the main pipeline that connected the network to the building on Lysikratous Street. The post Plaka: The gas leak on the 2nd floor and the connected devices being examined – Where does the investigation into the deadly explosion end up appeared first on in.gr.

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The special teams of the National Institute for the Prevention of Chemical Weapons and Hazardous Materials (DIEE) are examining as a main possibility the occurrence of a natural gas leak in the area.

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The autopsies of the experts in Plaka conclude that there was a leak in the natural gas installation in the apartment on the second floor of the building that was blown up. The post Explosion in Plaka: Gas leak on the second floor of the building – The central network is sealed appeared first on PatrisNews - Patris Newspaper of Ilias.

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The first checks by the National Institute of Fire Protection for the explosion in Plaka indicate a possible scenario of a natural gas leak on the second floor.

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The first assessments of the competent authorities after the powerful explosion that occurred in Plaka are focused on the possibility of a natural gas leak from the second floor of the building on Lysikratous Street. The checks so far do not indicate a problem in the central natural gas network of the area, with investigations now focusing on the interior of the specific building and

The experts' autopsies in Plaka conclude that there was a leak in the natural gas installation in the apartment on the second floor of the building that was blown up. At the same time, static checks of the adjacent buildings, which have suffered serious damage, are continuing. No leak was found in the central natural gas network on the sidewalk. The initial conclusions of the investigations show ... More www.ertnews.gr

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star.gr broke the news in Kifisia, Greece on Monday, September 28, 2026.
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