Crime & Safety · Greece

Crime Impacting Elderly in Athens Increasing

1 sourceFirst reported 26 days agoUpdated 26 days ago

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Three out of 1,000 Athenians have been victims of theft or burglary in 2026.
One in 700 elderly residents has fallen victim to scams by impostors posing as various professionals.
Crime statistics show a 37% increase in scams in Attica compared to last year.
Crime rates for thefts and burglaries have decreased slightly compared to 2025.
Elderly residents are particularly vulnerable, with ongoing threats from organized crime.

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Three out of 1,000 Athenians have been victims of theft or burglary in 2026.
One in 700 elderly residents has fallen victim to scams by impostors posing as various professionals.
Crime statistics show a 37% increase in scams in Attica compared to last year.
Crime rates for thefts and burglaries have decreased slightly compared to 2025.
Elderly residents are particularly vulnerable, with ongoing threats from organized crime.

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