Greek protesters demand justice for victims of 2023 train crash


Train collision site, Larissa, Greece, March 1, 2023. REUTERS/Alexandros Avramidis

ATHENS (Reuters) - Tens of thousands of Greeks rallied outside parliament in Athens on Sunday to demand justice over a train crash in 2023 that killed 57 people in the country's worst railway disaster.

The protesters held banners reading: "We won't forget" and "I have no oxygen," echoing a woman's last words in a call to emergency services published by local media last week.

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