US EditionCompany Says It Is Cooperating with Authorities After Deadly Trikala Factory Incident
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Company says it is cooperating with authorities after deadly Trikala factory incident
The Violanta biscuit factory released a statement expressing shock over a deadly incident at its Trikala, Thessaly, facility that claimed five lives, emphasizing full cooperation with authorities investigating the causes.
A protest march is taking place in the center of Patras for the deadly explosion at the "Violanta" factory, which tragically resulted in the death of five female workers. The mobilization began from Georgiou Square, where a gathering was scheduled for 12:00 noon. Student associations and workers' unions are participating in the protest, expressing their anger and sadness for the fatal industrial accident at the factory in Trikala. Those gathered…
The "Violanta" factory remains closed five days after the accident as investigations into the tragedy that left five workers dead are still underway. More...
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