A production manager at a Greek food factory has been released under restrictive conditions following questioning over a deadly explosion that killed five workers, while a second executive has been granted a deadline to testify as investigations continue.
Passengers panicked as the smoke set off alarms and sprinklers aboard a ferry en route to Lesbos
Four inmates set fire to a mattress inside a detention facility in western Crete, triggering a dangerous smoke emergency that left both prisoners and correctional officers requiring hospital treatment, though no fatalities were reported.
Early-morning blaze in the Kolonos district leaves a man and a woman dead and sends two residents to the hospital with respiratory issues.
State lab findings verify a major propane leak at the factory, reinforcing earlier conclusions about the deadly blast that killed five workers.
Police say a person inside the bus may have set themselves on fire, triggering the deadly blaze in Kerzers near Bern.
Supporters gathered outside the Trikala courthouse as the factory owner faced felony charges linked to the explosion that killed five workers, amid mounting evidence of ignored safety warnings
Authorities have halted operations at a second facility over missing fire safety certificates, while investigations expand to a third plant after new videos and witness accounts raise serious safety concerns
Following a deadly explosion at the Violanta biscuit factory in Trikala, Greece, authorities uncover serious construction flaws, gas leaks, and safety violations, while the factory owner faces court and workers report dangerous conditions ignored for months
Greece orders temporary closure of Violanta’s second facility amid investigations into safety violations, missing permits, and propane leaks, following a deadly factory explosion that escalated charges against the owner to criminal manslaughter
New evidence from arson investigators alleges long-standing propane leaks, safety violations and falsified safeguards at the Trikala cookie factory where five female workers were killed
Authorities investigating the deadly factory explosion are examining documents and a separate case involving alleged unlawful distribution of industrial liquefied petroleum gas, though officials say it is not linked to the blast.
"I am sorry to say this, but no government official has ever cared about adequately staffing these services. Whatever we do, we do with meager resources and tragic understaffing.”
Experts return to the destroyed “Violanta” factory to examine safety failures, underground propane leaks, and regulatory compliance following the tragedy that killed five workers
A coach carrying three passengers caught fire before dawn near the Sindos interchange, with all occupants evacuating safely and firefighters quickly bringing the blaze under control
Investigations reveal unregistered tanks, faulty underground pipelines, and regulatory gaps, raising questions about the licensing and oversight of high-risk industrial sites
New testimonies from workers shed light on repeated gas odor warnings at a Greek biscuit factory, revealing missed alarms and internal explanations in the hours and months leading up to an explosion that killed five employees
Authorities are examining potential safety lapses and permit irregularities after five night-shift workers were killed in the Trikala factory blast
Exclusive images reveal how structural flaws and ignored warnings led to a fatal explosion in an unregistered basement, sparking grief and calls for justice from victims’ families
As investigations continue into the fatal explosion at a biscuit factory in central Greece, communities mourn five women killed at work while families and residents demand answers over safety failures