Menemeni
Woman killed by train in Thessaloniki
A woman died on Monday morning after being hit by a commercial train near the Thessaloniki Police Headquarters in the area of Menemeni, state-run news agency AMNA reported.
The police is looking into the case while authorities are waiting for the train driver's statement to determine he circumstances of the accident.
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Closed schools in wider Thessaloniki on Thursday due to weather
Schools will remain closed in the metropolitan area of Thessaloniki on Thursday due to safety concerns over a new storm which is expected to bring intense snowfall in northern Greece, according to announcements by the region's municipalities.
Fugitive robber arrested after four months on the run
A 37-year-old ethnic Greek from the former Soviet Union who had absconded while on a furlough from Felli Prison in Grevena, northwestern Greece, last November was caught by police on Thursday in Menemeni, a suburb of Thessaloniki.
The fugitive is serving time for several burglaries in central Thessaloniki and Menemeni.
Thessaloniki Port expects 2014 to be record year
Thessaloniki Port Authority (OLTH) expects 2014 to be the best year for the countrys second port since OLTH was founded.
It estimates that some 350,000 containers will have passed through the port by the end of 2014, with total load reaching 4.6 million tons.
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Thessaloniki bus drivers on strike over unpaid wages
There will be no buses in Thessaloniki from Monday due to a strike until further notice by drivers at the local public transport company, OASTH, who say they have not been paid in more than a month.
OASTH employees representative Dimitris Tsermenidis said that the drivers have not been paid for 45 days and that the company is owed some 130 million euros by the state.
Thessaloniki bus drivers go on strike Monday over back pay
There will be no buses in Thessaloniki from Monday due to a strike until further notice by drivers at the local public transport company, OASTH, who say they have not been paid in more than a month.
OASTH employees representative Dimitris Tsermenidis said that the drivers have not been paid for 45 days and that the company is owed some 130 million euros by the state.