Metro in Kypseli: Doukas Speaks of "Division in the Ministry" - "Residents' Anxiety Is Increasing"
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The Ministry of Infrastructure submitted limited and illegible data to the Municipality of Athens regarding the vibrations of the metro station in Kypseli, which has provoked strong reactions from affected residents, who are preparing a protest. Mayor Haris Doukas, experts and lawyers are expressing concern about the delays, failures and safety of the buildings.
At the center of the discussion was the request to the company to undertake the provision of free housing for residents whose homes have been classified as "medium" and "high" risk.
The municipality of Athens requests that the housing needs of residents whose homes were affected by the metro in Kypseli be covered by the contractor company.
The mayor of Athens requested that residents be given the opportunity to live in safe areas - In complete contradiction, the Minister of Infrastructure Dimas and the Deputy Minister Tachiaos, residents complain. The article Doukas on the cracks in Kypseli: There is no evacuation order for the houses yet appeared first on Documento.
Urgent request to the contractor company to ensure immediate and free temporary housing for residents whose homes have been damaged.
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