Greek stabbed in London attack has escaped danger
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
A Greek man is among the victims of the terrorist attacks in London over the weekend.
Antonio Filis was among those stabbed, receiving injuries to the head and liver. As the communication consultant of the Greek embassy in London, Alexis Georgiadis told New Greek TV, the young man, has escaped danger and was visited by the Greek ambassador as a sign of solidarity.
The thirty five year old, a native of Lamia, Central Greece, has been working in London since 2011.
photo: Lamia Report
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