Allegation that Those Who Testified that There Was a Smell of Gas Before the Explosion at the Violanta Factory Were Fired
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These complaints were made in the context of the judicial investigation and concern workers who had complained about a strong smell of LPG at the Violanta factory. The post Violanta: Complaint that those who testified that there was a smell of gas before the explosion at the factory were fired appeared first on in.gr.
There was a complaint about the dismissal of workers who testified that there was a smell of gas before the explosion.
The company VIOLANTA responds to reports of employee layoffs due to their deposits, describing the relevant publications as "completely untrue". More...
"No employee has been fired from the company for reasons related to their testimony or its content," it says.
PASOK-Movement for Change and ELAS are calling for an immediate investigation into the complaints regarding Violanta employees who were allegedly fired or removed from their positions after they had protested about a strong smell of LPG before the explosion. PASOK Press Spokesperson Costas Tsoukalas stated that the complaints, which have been made public by relatives of the victims who have appealed to the Court against the release of the Violan…
Relatives of victims of the deadly explosion at the Violanda plant have complained about the dismissal of workers who complained about the smell of gas before the accident, a few days before the explosion. The complaints come to light as the families appeal to Justice against the landlord's release.
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