Greece forgives some of those who died in devastating fires – World

Today Greece is forgiven for part of those who died in the fires that devastated the area of ​​Athens five days ago. The number of victims has reached 88 people. The cause of the tragedy is still sought in the country.

While the shock of human losses has not yet pbaded, Greece continues to search for the causes of the country's greatest tragedy in decades. Different views of politicians, experts and ordinary citizens are heard, notes BNT

First resignation in Greece for deadly fires

Fotis Provatvas, former deputy mayor from Athena: "All these houses are illegal, they are poor people who worked here and bought a piece of land where nothing should normally be built, but they built summer cottages for their families. very, very dangerous. "

Narrow streets and literally overcrowded homes become easy prey to fire. It turns out that a small percentage of Greek cities meet the requirements of urban planning. The big question now is what can be done in areas where flagrant violations have been committed for decades

Greek Prime Minister takes political responsibility for devastating fires in the country