The deadly train collision in north-central Greece on Tuesday night not only revealed to the world the antiquated and ultimately unsafe condition of the country’s paltry – by European standards – rail network, but also the long-standing scourge of vandalism and theft that plagued this transportation medium.
Theft of olive oil in Halkidiki: Mystery of how the robbers got in
The damage from the theft of olive oil reported by the Agricultural Cooperative of Olive Production in Polygyros, in Halkidiki, on the morning of Tuesday, October 3, is estimated at more than 370,000 euros.
- Published in Greece
