One year after the deadly train crash in Tempe, Greece, which killed 57 people, relatives of the victims are still demanding answers. They believe the government is trying to cover up details and prevent people from being held responsible.
The Association of Victims claims the crash site was altered and evidence hidden. They also say the cause of an explosion in the train carriages remains unexplained.
The Supreme Court ordered a thorough investigation, but relatives remain skeptical. They believe some evidence hasn’t been properly examined and some responsible parties haven’t been charged.
Currently, 32 people face charges, including the CEO of the train operator. The investigation is ongoing and more charges are expected.
