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Thessaloniki receives 50 new electric buses from OASTH

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The public transport authority of Thessaloniki, OASTH, has officially received 50 new electric buses.
The event took place with the attendance of the Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, George Kotsiras.
The addition of these electric buses aims to improve public transportation in the city.
This fleet enhancement aligns with ongoing efforts to promote environmentally friendly transportation solutions.
The initiative is part of a broader strategy to modernize Thessaloniki's public transit system.

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The public transport authority of Thessaloniki, OASTH, has officially received 50 new electric buses.
The event took place with the attendance of the Deputy Minister of Infrastructure and Transport, George Kotsiras.
The addition of these electric buses aims to improve public transportation in the city.
This fleet enhancement aligns with ongoing efforts to promote environmentally friendly transportation solutions.
The initiative is part of a broader strategy to modernize Thessaloniki's public transit system.

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