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Thessaloniki school transport for 16,500 students, including children with disabilities, remains uncertain
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Thessaloniki school transport for 16,500 students, including children with disabilities, remains uncertain

From Ta Nea · () Greek

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

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  • Transport for 16,500 students in Thessaloniki remains uncertain ahead of the new school year.
  • The group includes 1,300 students with disabilities.
  • Deputy Regional Governor Kostas Gioutikas called the issue a โ€œdeeply socialโ€ problem during a regional council meeting.

School transport for 16,500 students in Thessaloniki remains uncertain ahead of the new school year. Among them are 1,300 students with disabilities.

Deputy Regional Governor of Thessaloniki Kostas Gioutikas raised the issue during a meeting of the Regional Council of Central Macedonia. He described the problem as โ€œdeeply social.โ€

deeply social

โ€” Kostas GioutikasThe deputy regional governor used the phrase to characterize the uncertainty over student transport.
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