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Omorphochori

  • Jul 11

    Larissa recycling plant fire contained, arson suspected after overnight battle

    Over 50 firefighters battled flames and explosions at a recycling facility in Omorphochori, Larissa, from Friday evening through Saturday morning. A 112 alert warned residents of toxic smoke as investigators probe possible arson.

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