Journalist Giorgos Trangas, 72, dies after battle with Covid-19
Journalist Giorgos Trangas died in an Athens hospital in the early hours of Tuesday after being admitted 10 days ago with serious symptoms of Covid-19. He was 72 years old.
Parnassos Ski Center opens to visitors
The accommodation facilities at the renovated Parnassos Ski Center in Central Greece opened on Monday to visitors, according to the Hellenic Public Properties Company (ETAD).
The end of a return-to-office date
The executives had a good feeling about January 10, 2022 – the date when DocuSign’s 7,000 employees worldwide would finally come back to work.
Greece marks 78 years since Kalavryta massacre
Greece on Monday marked the 78th anniversary of the Kalavryta massacre during the Nazi occupation of Greece in World War II.
Transport infrastructure forum on Wednesday
The French-Greek Chamber of Commerce and Industry is on Wednesday holding a forum titled “Sustainable Infrastructures of Transport: Growth Tools and Investment Attraction,” featuring Transport and Infrastructures Minister Kostas A. Karamanlis, as keynote speaker.
Anti-vaxxers burn children’s book explaining Covid-19
Covid vaccination deniers have burned books by children’s author Evgenios Trivizas in the city of Chalkida, north of Athens, Monday.
River overflows again, after weekend storms
Flooded facilities in the area of Fthiotida, Central Greece. Weekend rain caused extensive damage after the Sperchios River, which runs through the plain south of Lamia, broke its banks again.
Aktor seeks damages over Thessaloniki metro
Contractor Aktor has filed another compensation claim regarding the Thessaloniki metro, asking for 1.6 million euros in connection with losses it has incurred due to delays in the tender for the extension toward Kalamaria in the three-month period from August to October 2021.