Politics · Cyprus
Minister Tsolaki on Helios tragedy: Transport safety is a non-negotiable obligation
3 sourcesFirst reported 3 hours agoUpdated 1 hour ago
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What all sources covered
- Transport Minister Evie Tsolaki attended a memorial service marking the 21st anniversary of the Helios air disaster.
- Tsolaki stated that the pain from the 2005 tragedy has not been forgotten.
- She emphasized that safety in transportation, especially aviation, is a primary and non-negotiable obligation.
- Tsolaki described August 14, 2005, as one of the darkest days in Cyprus's modern history.
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All coverage

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Τσολάκη για «Ήλιος»: Η ανθρώπινη ζωή δεν επιδέχεται παραλείψεις και εφησυχασμό
Dialogos· 3 hours ago

center
Τσολάκη για 21 χρόνια από την τραγωδία «Ήλιος»: Αδιαπραγμάτευτη υποχρέωση η ασφάλεια στις μεταφορές
Alpha News· 3 hours ago

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Pain of Helios air disaster ‘not forgotten’, Tsolaki says
Cyprus Mail· 1 hour ago