A multi-car collision occurred on Thursday morning on Vasilisis Amalias Avenue in central Athens, causing significant traffic disruption in the area.
The accident took place in the southbound lane near the Temple of Olympian Zeus, a major historic landmark and a busy junction in the Greek capital.
According to initial reports, four vehicles were involved in the crash: two taxis, a van, and a private car. While details regarding injuries or the cause of the accident have not been disclosed, the incident has led to severe congestion in the surrounding area.
Traffic authorities are urging drivers to avoid the route and seek alternative roads as delays are expected to continue while the vehicles are cleared and the scene is investigated.
Vasilisis Amalias Avenue is one of the main arteries in downtown Athens, often experiencing heavy traffic, particularly during rush hours. The collision near such a central location has added pressure to the city’s already busy road network.
No further information has been released at this time.
