The day after Greece’s worst train crash in at least 60 years, protestors demanded the government take responsibility for the disaster that left at least 46 people dead
, protesters demanded the government take responsibility for the disaster that left at least 46 people dead.
Protesters and labor unions on Thursday pushed back against Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis’s assessment that human error was the main cause. They said a lack of technology embedded in the railway network, poor railway maintenance and staff shortages were to blame.
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