Greek sailors are on strike over the death of a young man who was thrown from the ferry
In Greece, the Panhellenic Federation of Sailors (PNO) decided to declare a 24-hour strike in support of the family of the young man whose death was caused by the crew who pushed him into the sea when he was trying to board the ferry leaving the port of Piraeus. to Crete last week.
The PNO statement stated that they wanted to give a message of support to the family of Andonis Karyotis, 36, who lost his life in the terrible incident, and drew attention to the deficiencies in infrastructure and personnel at the ports.
The initiative called “Zero Tolerance”, which aims to combat discrimination against people with disabilities, requested in its application to the Piraeus Prosecutor’s Office to investigate whether there was an element of racism against people with disabilities in the incident. The initiative’s statement stated that Karyotis’ mental disability also played a role in the incident.
Due to the strike, all scheduled ships across the country will remain anchored in ports throughout the day. (AA)
Source: Sozcu
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