The bomb shocks near the Athens Office of the Greek Railway Company. No injury has been published

Athens, Greece – The bomb was planted near the Hellenic Voin office, Greek main train company, exploded on Friday night in the busy central Athens, authorities said. There were no reports of injuries.

The explosion occurs through a widespread public anger over a railway disaster in Greece, in which 57 people were killed and a dozen injured when a cargo train in the opposite train in opposite directions was killed.

Local media said that the newspaper and news received an anonymous call soon before the explosion on Friday, and the caller warned that a bomb was planted outside the Railway company and explodes within about 40 minutes.

In the statement, the Hellenic train said that the explosion occurred “very close to their central offices” and said the explosion caused limited damage and no injury to employees or passers-by.

He states that the authorities immediately acted upon receiving information about the warning call and that the company fully cooperates with the authorities and ensures the safety of its staff.

Police were konnated from the page along the main avenue in Greek capital, maintaining residents and tourists away from the building in an area with several bars and restaurants. The cops in place said that the bag containing an explosive device placed near the Hellenic train building on Syngrou Avenue.

Experts of police forensics who wear white overalls collect evidence on the stage.

Criticism over the handling of the government from 28. February 2023 in Tempe in northern Greece, in the last few weeks in the midst of the other anniversary of the disaster, who were killed by the most young people who were returned to the University of University after a public holiday.

The collision has exhibited severe shortcomings in Greece, including security systems, and launched mass protests – led to the relatives of victims – against the conservative government in the country. Critics have accused the authorities not to take the political responsibility for the disaster or maintain high officials responsible.

So far, only railway officials are accused of any crime. Several protests have turned violently, and the protesters clashed with the police.

Earlier Friday, the heated debate in parliament at the railway accident led to a representative voting to refer to the former Minister for the Judicial Authorities to be investigated due to the alleged breach of duty because of his accident solution.

Hellenic Train said that “unreservedly condemns any form of violence and tension that drives the climate of toxicity that undermines all progress.”

Greece has a long history of politically motivated 1970s violence, with domestic extremist groups who spend small bombings that usually cause damage, but rarely lead to injuries.

Although the groups were most active in the 1980s and the 1990s were dismantled, new small groups appeared. Last year, a man was witnessed trying to put together a bomb, was killed when the explosive device he made exploded in the central apartment Athens. The woman in the apartment is hardly injured. The explosion encouraged the Minister to protect citizens of Michalis Chrisohoidis to warn the new new generation of domestic extremists.