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Three Killed in Collision Between Two Motorcycles on Alexandras Avenue in Central Athens

ATHENS — Three people were killed early Tuesday when two motorcycles collided on Alexandras Avenue in central Athens. According to police, the crash occurred at about 1:30 a.m. at the intersection of Alexandras Avenue and Armeni Vraila Street. The two motorcycles collided under circumstances that remain unclear and then crashed into a parked car. All three people riding the motorcycles were killed in the collision: a 51-year-old man, a 27-year-o…

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Three people lost their lives in a traffic accident that occurred shortly after 01:30 in the early hours of Tuesday (1/9) on Alexandras Avenue.

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Authorities are investigating the causes of the traffic accident that claimed the lives of three people in the early hours of Tuesday (1/09), on Alexandras Avenue.

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The authorities are investigating the causes of the tragedy that left three people dead in the traffic accident that occurred in the early hours of Tuesday (1/09) on Alexandras Avenue. More...

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The possibility of a red light violation by one of the two riders is being investigated.

Three people lost their lives on the asphalt when two motorcycles collided violently and then crashed into a parked car. The video document captures the violent collision of the two machines frame by frame. The accident occurred shortly after 1 am, when one of the machines, on which a 27-year-old woman and another woman, whose identities are still unknown, collided head-on at the intersection of Alexandra Avenue and Armeni Braila with the second…

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The National Herald broke the news in New York, United States on Tuesday, September 1, 2026.
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