15-year-old Greek girl missing after Crans Montana tragedy - Her brother's dramatic appeal
- Written by E.Tsiliopoulos
A 15-year-old Greek girl, a permanent resident of Switzerland, is reportedly among the dozens of missing from the tragedy in the Swiss ski resort of Crans-Montana.
The information is also confirmed by the Greek Foreign Ministry.
She was at the bar with her friends on New Year's Eve
According to the same information, Alice Kallergis was at the bar that went up in flames on New Year's Eve with her friends. She has dual citizenship, Greek and Swiss, and is a permanent resident of Switzerland.
In fact, her brother made a relevant post on his personal Instagram account, stating that "we have no news" and asks anyone who knows anything to contact the family.
It is recalled that the fire broke out at around 01:30 (local time; 02:30 Greek time) on Thursday inside the crowded Le Constellation bar in Crans Montana, where tourists, including many young people, had gone to celebrate New Year's Eve, according to the authorities of the Valais canton.
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