Tragic road accidents have claimed multiple lives across Greece. In Athens, three motorcyclists died in a collision on Alexandras Avenue, with investigations focusing on a possible red-light violation and the victims' lack of helmets. Separately, a 34-year-old motorcyclist was killed in Drapetsona.

News247: Athens: Video of fatal accident with three dead - "They weren't wearing helmets"

A video shows the aftermath of a severe traffic accident on L. Alexandras Avenue in Athens, which resulted in three fatalities. Reports indicate the victims were not wearing helmets.

in.gr: Video of fatal traffic accident on Alexandras Avenue - Three riders died…

A tragic traffic accident occurred early this morning on Alexandras Avenue in Athens when two motorcycles collided, subsequently hitting a parked car, resulting in three deaths. The victims were reportedly not wearing helmets.

Kathimerini: Three Dead Motorcyclists in Athens Accident, Red Light Violation Under…

Three motorcyclists died in a tragic accident on Alexandras Avenue in Athens. Authorities are investigating the circumstances, including a potential red-light violation and the riders' lack of helmets.

Ναυτεμπορική: Alexandras Avenue: 3 dead in motorcycle crash

How the tragic accident occurred.

Kathimerini: Drapetsona: 34-Year-Old Motorcyclist Dies in Road Accident

A 34-year-old motorcyclist was killed in a road accident in Drapetsona, on the ring road.

Authorities in Kypseli are investigating an 'unprecedented case' involving an illness affecting children. Further details are being examined regarding how minors in the area acquired sexually transmitted infections.

News247: Kypseli: 'Unprecedented case' for authorities - What is being investigated…

Authorities are investigating an unusual illness affecting children in the Kypseli area of Athens, described as an 'unprecedented case'. The nature of the investigation and the illness are detailed.

Kathimerini: Kypseli: Investigation into how minors acquired STIs, new elements examined

An investigation is underway in Kypseli regarding minors acquiring sexually transmitted infections, with new details being examined by authorities.

Greece is demonstrating improved financial standing by borrowing at lower rates than France and Italy. However, the country continues to face challenges with fuel costs, which are among the highest globally. Additionally, new information has been released regarding eligibility for rent refunds.

News247: Rent refund: Who is entitled to up to two months' rent - Dates and amounts

This article explains the criteria, dates, and amounts for individuals who are eligible to receive a rent refund, potentially equivalent to up to two months' rent.

in.gr: Fuel price forecast - Greece among the world's most expensive countries

An analysis estimates the future trajectory of fuel prices, indicating that Greece is among the countries with the highest fuel costs globally. The story also touches upon related news regarding subsidies and past price increases linked to international conflicts.

Kathimerini: Greece Borrows Cheaper Than France and Italy

An economic report indicates that Greece is currently able to borrow money at lower rates than both France and Italy.