The owner, operations supervisor and safety technician of a vinegar factory will appear before an investigating judge on Friday as authorities continue to examine the cause of the fatal blast and fire.

Greek authorities arrested three people as part of an investigation into a fatal explosion and fire at a vinegar production plant in Examilia, near Corinth, officials said on Tuesday. The individuals arrested under Greece’s summary proceedings were the company’s 47-year-old owner, its 46-year-old safety officer and a 46-year-old operations supervisor, as investigators examined the circumstances […]

Fire officials say welding work triggered an explosive mixture at a vinegar factory in Examilia

Five suspects accused of running a sophisticated scam network posing as bank staff, accountants and public service employees are set to testify, as investigators uncover a fraud operation targeting dozens of victims across Greece

A 15-year-old girl was pulled from the waters of the Corinth Canal after a late-evening emergency rescue operation involving police and coast guard units

A young woman’s body was recovered from the Corinth Canal in southern Greece after being spotted floating in the water. Authorities have launched standard procedures to identify the victim and investigate the circumstances surrounding the death.

The ongoing works mark the final phase of slope restoration—areas that had been damaged in the past, causing serious disruptions and repeated closures to maritime traffic.

The body has been transferred for autopsy in order to determine the exact cause of death

The wildfire managed to take enormous proportions, reaching a united front of 32 kilometers, its smoke painting skies crimson across Greece

Two men died in the massive blaze, while according to the European Forest Fire Information System (EFFIS), the burned areas in the region reach nearly 4,200 hectares

The fire that started on Sunday morning in Xylokastro, in the Corinth region. Two men, who went to help a friend with his livestock, tragically lost their lives in the flames.

The fire is in an area of Corinth called Sofiko and is moving towards the famous historical site of Epidavros

Firefighters remain at the scene to deal with any rekindling

Both fires have caused extensive mobilization from ground teams, aircrafts and volunteers

Operators of vessels seeking to transit the waterway can now schedule said times, estimate toll charges and pay via a specific e-platform

Remote but very accessible, the village of Evrostini has natural springs, noted landmarks and savory local dishes

The first phase of this endeavor includes content production, documentation, scientific research for reproduction, Greek text editing, translation, cataloging, and architectural designs of public buildings, such as Kâmil Bey, Acrocorinth structures, among others.