Kilkis

An 81-year-old woman from a village in the municipality of Kilkis became the victim of a phone scam when an unknown man posing as a doctor claimed that her granddaughter had been seriously injured and required a substantial amount of money for medical treatment. The scammer demanded 88,000 euros for her granddaughter’s recovery.

With conflicting results to the end and in an episodic manner, the election of Syriza’s Syriza Progressive Alliance’s first, powerful internal party crash test, as the majority and “Casselistas” faced off in the most decisive ballot box since that of Alexis Tsipras’s succession in September 2023.

The unbridgeable gap that has turned the “87” of the Syriza Progressive Alliance into foreign bodies within the Syriza Progressive Alliance into the “87” of the “Tsipras Guard” and the “Kasselistas” under the former party chairman, Stefanos Kasselakis underlined in the most emphatic way the festive three days despite the short break, starting from Thessaloniki.

The father of the 19-year-old who died in the “Crazy Dance” ride at an amusement park in Pefkochori, Halkidiki, is outraged that the 21-year-old operator of the ride, who was responsible for the incident, has been released. The tragic accident occurred in front of the victim’s mother and siblings.

Two minors were temporarily detained on Thursday for attempting to break into a livestock unit in the northern municipality of Kilkis, alongside two adults, aged 38 and 45.

The incident occurred Monday when the property owner, present at the time, fired at the four intruders, fatally wounding the 45-year-old.

A student works the loom at a Special Vocational Training School in the town of Kilkis in northern Greece, in a photograph released on Saturday. He is among dozens of young men and women with special needs attending such schools across the country, where they acquire skills that will help them earn a living, develop their social skills and also express their creative side.

Bulgarians commemorate today 150 years since the birth of Gotse Delchev. The anniversary will be celebrated in Bulgaria and in North Macedonia.

As the coronavirus restrictions put much in the way of economic activity on ice, many Greek enterprises chose not to shut down but rather to shift their production to products required in the pandemic.

Tetraform is a small company based in Kilkis, Central Macedonia, and is among the few enterprises to have discerned and seized a business opportunity in the context of the coronavirus pandemic.

Train operator Trainose is improving service between the port city of Thessaloniki and the towns of Kilkis and Serres in northern Greece, with more routes and affordable tickets.