No Filipino has been reported as a casualty in a deadly train collision in Greece as of Thursday, the Department of Foreign Affairs (DFA) said.
No Filipino has been reported as a casualty in a deadly train collision in Greece as of Thursday, the Department of Foreign Affairs said.
Ma. Teresita Daza, DFA spokesperson, said the Philippine Embassy in Athens is continuing to verify if there are any Filipino nationals who are among the casualties of the incident. At least 38 individuals died when a train from Athens had a head-on collision with a train from Thessaloniki on Tuesday night.Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis said the deadly collision was caused by “tragic human error.”
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