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Hotel owner found guilty in appeal for child's death in Thessaloniki incident

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The owner of a hotel in Thessaloniki has been found guilty in a second-degree ruling regarding the death of a four-year-old refugee child.
The child was crushed by a metal sliding door while playing at the hotel in 2019.
The court sentenced the hotel owner to 18 months in prison, with a three-year suspension of the sentence.
The ruling emphasizes the owner's negligence, leading to the tragic incident.
The hotel was accommodating refugees and migrants at the time of the accident.

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The owner of a hotel in Thessaloniki has been found guilty in an appeals court concerning the death of a four-year-old refugee child in 2019. The tragic incident occurred when a metallic sliding door fell on the child while he was playing, leading to fatal injuries. The court imposed an 18-month prison sentence with a three-year suspension for the hotel owner, who was previously convicted at the first instance for the same incident.

The case has garnered significant attention due to the circumstances surrounding the child's death, which was attributed to negligence. The hotel provided accommodation for refugees and migrants at the time of the incident. The latest ruling underscores the ongoing legal consequences faced by the hotel owner in connection with this tragic event, highlighting issues of safety and responsibility within facilities catering to vulnerable populations.

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