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One migrant dead, eight injured in Egnatia car collision
One person was killed and eight were injured when a car crashed into another vehicle on the northern Egnatia highway, near the town of Komotini, early Thursday morning.
Ministry plans to improve links to remote islands
The Shipping Ministry is reportedly mulling plans to improve ferry services to remote Greek islands through increased funding and a better licensing framework so that routes are carried out with better ships.
It will also seek ways to ensure that replacement vessels are always available in case of emergency.
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Greek leader convening security officials over migrant spike
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis is convening a meeting of his top security officials for Saturday to discuss a spike in migrant arrivals to the country's eastern Aegean islands from the nearby Turkish coast.
Police suspect people-smuggling in crash that killed six in Greece
Greek police were investigating two suspects on suspicion of people-smuggling on Monday after six men thought to be migrants from Pakistan and Egypt were killed in an overcrowded vehicle that veered into a ditch off a motorway near the Turkish border.
Human Trafficking Investigation in Greece, 2 Bulgarians Are Suspected
The Greek police is investigating two suspected traffickers in the after a severe crash left six dead. The two suspects are Bulgarians.
16 people boarded a jeep that crashed in Turkey's border town of Evros while traveling to Alexandroupoli. Six were killed and the other 10 were injured
Everyone in the vehicle was male, most migrants from Pakistan and Egypt.
Committee upholds court's bribery conviction of doctor
A disciplinary committee of the national health system (ESY) found a doctor guilty on Monday after his arrest nearly two years ago for demanding and receiving a bribe to perform surgery on a patient at the University Hospital of Evros in Alexandroupoli, northern Greece.
Over 160 Migrants Arrived in Greece From Turkey Over the Weekend
More than 160 migrants have arrived in Greece from Turkey over the weekend, Greek Coast Guard reported.
The migrants crossed the Aegean Sea from Turkey and reached the mainland of Greece or the Greek islands, the coastguard said last night.
Man dies after being hit by train
Traffic police in Alexandroupoli, northern Greece, were on Thursday investigating the circumstances that led to the death of a young man who was hit by a train serving the Alexandroupoli-Ormenio route shortly before 10 a.m.
According to local reports, the man was aged between 20 and 30 and had no identification documents on him.
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Wanted: Effective officials
Greece suffers greatly from the ineptness and inactivity of people that take over state sector jobs despite lacking the necessary skills, qualities or enthusiasm.
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Woman killed in train-car collision near Diavata, northern Greece
A pregnant woman was killed when a train collided with a car on the section of the intercity railway network near Diavata, in northern Greece, shortly before 3 p.m. on Monday, a local news website reported.
The train had been conducting the Alexandroupoli-Thessaloniki service when the collision occured.