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OASA telematics collapse: Greek police launch scathing attack over responsibility, questions remain about what really ha
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OASA telematics collapse: Greek police launch scathing attack over responsibility, questions remain about what really happened

From Ta Nea · () Greek

Translated from Greek and summarized by DistantNews. Read the original for the full story.

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  • A multi-day outage in the OASA telematics system has prompted the Hellenic Police’s Infrastructure and Transport Sector to question operational continuity and administrative responsibility.
  • The police statement said the disruption involved critical public transport digital infrastructure, rather than a simple application malfunction.

A multi-day outage in the Athens Urban Transport Organization’s telematics system has drawn a sharp response from the Hellenic Police, which questioned who bears responsibility and what actually happened.

The police’s Infrastructure and Transport Sector said the technical failure exposed serious problems with operational continuity and administrative accountability. It rejected the idea that the outage amounted to a simple application malfunction, describing the telematics system as critical digital infrastructure for public transport.

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