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At least 57 people died when a passenger train slammed into a freight carrier late on Tuesday at Tempe, 235 miles north of Athens.

LARISSA: Demonstrators held more rallies on Saturday to protest the causes of Greece’s worst-ever train disaster, as the first of the crash victims were laid to rest.Thousands of protesters...

‘As prime minister I owe it to everyone, but especially to the victims’ relatives, to ask for forgiveness’.

Greeks set to gather to mourn rail crash dead

The station master implicated in the disaster is due in court on Sunday, where he may face charges of negligent homicide.

The Greek prime minister on Sunday asked for forgiveness from the families of the 57 dead in the nation's worst rail disaster ahead of a major rally by students and rail workers in Athens.

Athens, Mar 5 (EFE).- Violent protests erupted outside the parliament building in Athens on Sunday amid a public outcry over a rail disaster that last week claimed the lives of 57 people. The demonstrations came after Greek prime minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis earlier in the day released a statement on his official Facebook page in which …

Officials have blamed the crash that killed at least 57 people on human error, and the stationmaster involved faces multiple charges of negligent homicide, bodily harm and disrupting transportation.

Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has apologized for the train crash that killed 57 people. Protesters are holding the government and rail company responsible for the tragedy.

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