A report from the National Technical University of Athens (ΕΜΠ) attributes a fatal propane leak and explosion at the "Violanta" factory in Trikala to a corroded pipe and improper installation without protection.

He said the signed permit was for part of a building that had been constructed in two phases The post Papastergiou on Violanta: “My last signature on the permit was in 2011 — I was shocked by the owner’s ‘direct hit’” appeared first on ProtoThema English.

Citizens are demanding answers regarding numerous deaths, including 600 in Pylos, 57 in Tempi, 201 in a year, 5 in Violanta, and 15 in Chios, questioning the circumstances and accountability.

Everyone knew, those responsible discussed it, management did nothing – This is the conclusion drawn from the testimonies of employees at the Violanta factory presented by protothema.gr The post Testimonies about Violanta: Since early December, the owner had been searching for the leak with a plumber without a license – Read shocking employee accounts appeared first on ProtoThema English.

The owner of the Violanta factory is reportedly changing his defense strategy following a fatal explosion at the plant, stating his priority is to prove his innocence rather than seek release.

Digital Governance Minister Dimitris Papastergiou commented on reports linking him to the operating license of the 'Violanta' factory, stating his last signature on such a license was in 2011 and expressing shock at the owner's apology.

The testimony of Mr. Tziortziotis regarding the explosion at the Trikala factory that claimed the lives of five female workers lasted four hours and 45 minutes The post Owner of Violanta, Konstantinos Tziortziotis, remanded in custody after five-hour testimony appeared first on ProtoThema English.

“I am responsible from here on,” the owner allegedly told him — What the plumber testified about the tank connection The post “I am the boss and you will do what I tell you”: The chilling testimony of the plumber who installed the pipe at the Violanta factory appeared first on ProtoThema English.

A technical report from the National Technical University of Athens details the 7.5-meter path that led to a fatal explosion at the Violanta factory, concluding the accident could have been avoided.

Digital Governance Minister Dimitris Papastergiou clarified that his last signature related to the Violanta factory was in 2011, expressing shock over the owner's apology and denying recent connections.

Testimonies from employees of the biscuit factory are revealing. Workers describe a strong odor as early as November 2025. They reported it, but nothing was done The post Violanta: The Chronicle of a foretold disaster through testimonies – “He told me to say the smell was from the sewers” appeared first on ProtoThema English.