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Plaka Explosion: Families of Victims Arrive for Identification

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The families of the victims of the deadly Plaka explosion have arrived in Athens for the DNA identification process to proceed. At the same time, authorities continue their investigations into the exact causes of the explosion.
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Relatives of the four American tourists and two elderly residents who lost their lives in an explosion and collapse of a building on Lysikratous Street in Plaka have arrived at the scene of the tragedy, devastated by their loss. While the difficult task of identifying the victims through DNA is awaited, friends and relatives mourn the newlyweds, the pregnant woman and the elderly loved ones.

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Relatives of the victims of the Plaka tragedy are seeking answers. Families from the US will remain in Greece to monitor the investigations.

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Relatives of the victims arrived in Athens to identify the bodies - Authorities are examining the second floor and the possibility of a natural gas leak

The families of the victims of the deadly Plaka explosion have arrived in Athens for the DNA identification process to proceed. At the same time, authorities continue their investigations into the exact causes of the explosion.

The families of the victims will provide genetic material for DNA comparison and the completion of the process of recognition and identification of the bodies. The article Plaka: Relatives of the victims at the Forensic Medical Service – Investigations into the causes in progress appeared first on Documento.

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Documento broke the news on Sunday, September 27, 2026.
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