"Standing Firm Against the Cover-up" - Meeting of Tempi's Relatives with the European Parliament Committee

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The association of relatives of the victims in Tempi denounced, among other things, the certifications given by the EU despite the dangerousness of the trains to the European Parliament committee that is in the country to evaluate progress in safety and infrastructure since 2023. The post Tempi: Meeting of the association of relatives of the victims with the European Parliament committee in Larissa appeared first on in.gr.

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“The railway company’s safety certificate had expired on February 15, 2023 – just 13 days before the tragedy – and yet no one stopped the trains. On the contrary, constant assurances were given for safe operation,” the Tempi Victims’ Relatives Association said in a statement, shortly after its board of directors met with a delegation from the European Parliament’s Petitions Committee (PETI) in Larissa. Read here ⇛

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The entire Board of Directors of the Tempi Victims' Relatives Association at the meeting with the PETI Committee in Larissa. The article Tempi: Meeting of relatives with the Europeans – "Standing against the cover-up" appeared first on Documento.

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The delegation of the European Parliament's Committee on Petitions (PETI) met with the relatives of the victims of the Tempi train accident in Larissa, as part of its visit to Greece on issues related to railway safety. The meeting took place on the evening of Monday, September 21, 2026, with the Board of Directors of the Tempi Relatives Association.

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The Board of Directors of the Association of Relatives of Victims met in Larissa with the Petitions (PETI) delegation of the European Parliament.

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The Board of Directors of the Tempi Victims' Relatives Association met in Larissa on 28.2.2023 with members of the European Parliament's Petitions Committee, emphasizing the responsibilities of MEPs for the tragedy.