Minister reassures Greece does not need to worry
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Greece does not need to worry. Greece is not a target for historical reasons, but we must be on alert because many people cross the country and we also cooperate with other governments," Alternate Minister for Civil Protection Nikos Toskas said in an interview with SKAI TV late on Tuesday after the terrorist attacks in Brussels.
"During the meeting with the prime minister on Tuesday, we discussed measures that need to be taken immediately. This is due to the attacks in Brussels and not because of a greater danger we are facing," he underlined and added: "We are daily concerned on how to improve security measures."
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