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BULGARIAN CASUALTIES REPORTED IN BUS CRASH IN GREECE
Business | December 8, 2001, Saturday // 00:00
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One Bulgarian woman has been killed and sixteen more have been injured in a bus crash in Central Greece near the city of Lamia on December 8. Another Greek woman has also been killed in the crash. The bus departed from Plovdiv and was heading for the Greek capital Athens. The condition of four of the Bulgarian passangers is critical. Some of them have been hospitalized in Athens, Elena Poptodorova, Foreign Ministry spokeswoman, announced. The others are in still in Lamia. The exact number of the passengers on the bus is still unknown. Most probably the driver lost control over the vehicle on the frozen road from Thessaloniki to Athens.
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