A 36-year-old man was arrested in Thessaloniki for insulting a 25-year-old woman, according to local news. The incident occurred in the city center, and the suspect was detained by police following an investigation. The case involves allegations of verbal abuse and disrespect toward the victim.
The temporary closure of six metro stations in Thessaloniki was announced by the police, effective from 11:00 AM on October 28. The affected stations include New Railway Station, Democracy, Venizelos, Holy Sophia, Sintripani, and University. The decision was made in response to the ongoing security operation linked to the arrest. The metro operator, TEM, issued a statement confirming the suspension of services at these stations.
Thessaloniki is preparing for a military parade on October 28, commemorating the national holiday of "No" to the Greek monarchy. The parade, which will take place on the city's main avenue, is expected to draw large crowds. The recent police actions and metro closures have raised concerns about the city's preparedness for the event. The military parade is part of a broader series of celebrations marking the country's historical milestones.
