Inspection
Carbon monoxide likely cause of Amyntaio hotel poisonings
Authorities are conducting an investigation after guests at a hotel in Amyntaio, near the northern city of Florina, fell ill, many fainting, on Saturday night and required hospitalization, including in intensive care.
Preliminary findings suggest that carbon monoxide inhalation, resulting from faulty air conditioning systems, was the cause of the incident.
Black Friday: Inspections will be thorough – Insights from Secretary of Commerce Sotiris Anagnostopoulos
The last Friday of November has been established as Black Friday, celebrated with offers for consumers.
The inspection for online purchases made on Black Friday (November 29) will be thorough, emphasized the Secretary of Commerce, Sotiris Anagnostopoulos, in an interview with ERTNews.
Watchdog slaps Motor Oil with €9.2 mln fine
The Hellenic Competition Commission fined the Motor Oil petroleum company 9.2 million euros and an associated individual €50,000 for obstruction of an on-site inspection.
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Food fraudsters to be made public again
Food safety is the government's red line, Agriculture and Forestry Minister İbrahim Yumaklı announced, emphasizing that a new effort to crack down on food fraudsters who jeopardize citizens' health will begin on Oct. 1.
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€8 million in fines imposed on tourism businesses this summer
Labor Inspection checks on tourism sector businesses from May to August saw a 6.76% increase compared to the same period last year. Fines imposed this summer on restaurants, transport services, accommodations, and travel agencies were up by 2.97%.
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UNESCO Türkiye decides fairy chimney's cap will collapse naturally
The UNESCO National Commission of Türkiye has decided to allow the cap of the iconic fairy chimney in Paşabağlar Valley in Cappadocia to collapse naturally due to the risk of it falling, while ensuring the safety of visitors.
Bulgaria Initiates Nationwide Inspections of School Cafeterias and Buffets
The Bulgarian Food Safety Agency has initiated inspections of school cafeterias and buffets as the new school year begins. From September 16 to October 11, 2024, inspectors will examine all school-related facilities and catering services that supply food to educational institutions across the country.
No maintenance of Kifissos overpass in two decades
The final section of Kifissos Avenue is not the only part of the country's infrastructure that hasn't been cleaned or maintained in decades.
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No bribes, no inspections
Under the pressure of Greece's creditors, in the days of the financial crisis, three major pieces of legislation were passed to simplify the way businesses could start their activity. Several years later, local authorities - the ones responsible for most of the inspections - are essentially not delivering on their obligations and inspections are practically non-existent. The reason?
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