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Athens Municipality offers help after building collapse in Petralona

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The Municipality of Athens has activated its services following the collapse of a building on Alkmini Street in Petralona.
Athens Mayor Haris Doukas announced that financial assistance and temporary housing will be offered to affected residents.
Deputy Mayor of Civil Protection Andreas Grammatikoianis confirmed the municipality's commitment to support those impacted by the incident.
Local authorities are in operational readiness to provide help as required by the residents.
The municipality is focused on ensuring support for those affected during this difficult time.

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On June 30, 2026, a building collapsed on Alkmini Street in the Petralona area of Athens, prompting an immediate response from the Municipality of Athens. Municipal services were mobilized to assist in the aftermath of the incident, as confirmed by city officials, including the Deputy Mayor for Civil Protection, Andreas Grammatiko Yannnis.

In a statement, Mayor Haris Doukas expressed the municipality's commitment to supporting the affected residents. The city has announced the provision of emergency financial aid and temporary accommodation for those displaced by the collapse. Doukas emphasized the municipality's readiness to assist further if necessary, underscoring the city's focus on helping its citizens during this challenging time.

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