“We want to know what condition my daughter-in-law is in, if she is well so that she can return, as soon as possible for my brother’s body to come to Greece,” he said.
The sister of the man who lost his life in the accident with Giorgos Autias spoke to SKAI and the show Kalimera with Giorgos Autias bus to Bucharest.
“My brother is ‘gone’,” said Mrs. Vaso Hlopsiou from Larissa. “We want to know what condition my daughter-in-law is in, if she is well so that she can return, as soon as possible for my brother’s body to come to Greece,” he said characteristically.
They told us that it takes five to six days for the body to arrive in Greece, he added.
She also said that the Ministry of Foreign Affairs contacted her brother’s daughter and informed her that her father is dead.
“I also spoke to my daughter-in-law,” he added, “and she didn’t know where her husband was.”
“From here on, we live a long way, no one answered the phone, neither the travel agency, nor the municipality of Larissa. I want them to help the children who lost their father, to send a psychologist, to bury my mother who lost her son,” he said.
Mrs. Chlopsiou also mentioned that her daughter-in-law has bruises on her head and broken ribs. “My daughter-in-law lives by a miracle, I would also mourn my daughter-in-law,” he said characteristically.
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