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Ministry of Interior – € 10 million funding for municipalities and regions affected by fires
With a total amount of 10,150,000 euros, 22 Municipalities, two municipal enterprises and four Regions of the country are subsidized, to support the fire victims and the restoration of the damages from the fires of the last weeks.
EYATH: Thessaloniki water 'is perfectly safe'
The water in Thessaloniki is "perfectly safe" and has not been affected by an instance of oil contamination detected last January, the city's Water Supply and Sewerage Company (EYATH) said on Thursday in response to a newspaper report on an ongoing judicial investigation into the incident.
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What was Rena doing on the night Athens was shamed?
What was the Radical Left Coalition (SYRIZA) darling Rena Dourou doing on the night that Greece was shamed by the Eurogroup and was on the brink of leaving the Eurozone? She was working for the appointment of her partner Yiannis Benisis as the CEO of the Athens Water Supply and Sewerage Company (EYDAP).
Banks drag bourse index lower
The Greek bourses banks index hit a 19-month low on Wednesday,sliding 5.06 percent and weighing on the market in yet another session of losses. Market sources explained the fresh decline by pointing to the Capital Market Commissions probe into naked short selling concerning bank shares last spring.
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Athens water utility's net income falls to 15.6 mln euros
The Athens Water Supply and Sewerage Companys (EYDAP) first-half net income fell to 15.6 million euros from 33.9 million in the same period of 2013, according to its financial statement published on Friday.
Top Greek court blocks privatization of EYDAP water utility
A top Greek court has blocked the planned privatization of the countrys biggest water utility, the Athens Water Supply and Sewerage Company (EYDAP), the Athens-Macedonian News Agency (AMNA) has reported, on the grounds the sale could put public health at risk.