Grava: Investigations Into the Amendments From the Initial Permit – "Unknown when Schools Will Open" the Deputy Mayor of Athens Tells ERTnews
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The company that carried out a previous technical inspection did not detect a leak, but did identify deviations from the original plans, as a result of which it was unable to issue the necessary certifications.
The mystery of the smell in the school complex remains – The deputy mayor of Athens clarifies that the studies will be updated, without…More...
Courses to be "permanently closed" - The mess with the 2003 permit and the changes to the pipes that were not declared - New autopsies at the complex
Charlaftis (Deputy Mayor of Athens): Unknown What It Smells Like and when Schools Will Open in Grava
What did the technical inspections reveal and why approximately 4,000 students remain out of school?
Sofia Zaharaki stood in the safety of the approximately 4,000 students and hundreds of teachers of the school complex in Gravas, stressing the need for close cooperation between the Ministry of Education, the Local... Grava: Odor checks continue — E-learning until procedures are completed - NAUTEBORIKI
The situation prevailing at the Grava school complex, where approximately 4,000 students are waiting to return to school, was addressed on Tuesday morning by Education Minister Sofia Zacharaki. Ms. Zacharaki stressed that the priority is the safety of the students and the hundreds of teachers working at the complex, noting that cooperation is required between the Ministry […]
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