“Now the minimum we owe is that complete and absolute justice be rendered,” says the OSE
The OSE expresses its condolences to the families of the victims, in its first announcement after the tragic train accident in Tempi, pointing out that “most the minimum we owe, is to render complete and absolute justice”.
“In a moment of deep sorrow for the loss of dozens of our fellow human beings, it is difficult to find words.
“Condolences to all parents, spouses, relatives, partners and friends.
“Condolence in all of Greece for the unspeakable tragedy” points out in his OSE announcement and continues: “Now the minimum we owe is that full and absolute justice be rendered».
“Everyone’s first concern was to manage the tragic event in the field” refers.
OSE management consultant: The station master’s mistake is double
OSE’s management consultant, Panagiotis Terezakis, gave his own explanation for the tragic accident in Tempi, speaking to SKAI’s Atariastos.
As he pointed out, “until 2010, 2011, 2012 there was remote control in OSE from Kiato to the airport and from Athens to Thessaloniki and Promachona. Gradually, from 2010 onwards, the system crashed due to various reasons and did not recover.
»There have been staff reductions, while we also suffer greatly from cable theft. At first glance, we can say that when remote control falls, so does safety.”
Source: Skai
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