Tag: Patras

Dead Cat Bones Found Amid 28 Rescued Felines in Patras Horror Space

In Patras, 28 cats—including five tiny kittens—were rescued from a dark, filthy “health bomb” space after a prosecutor’s order. With no food or water and the bones of a dead cat nearby, the animals now face vet checks and sterilization via the Municipality. Volunteers urgently seek adoptions and foster homes: call +30 6946068077 to help.

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Ioulia Kallimani’s Bold Clapback to Sexist Patron Goes Viral

During a lively performance, Greek singer Ioulia Kallimani faced a sexist *mantinada* from a patron that crossed all boundaries. Unfazed, she fired back with a sharp, profanity-laced retort, demanding the offender leave the venue. The bold moment, captured on video, went viral, sparking admiration and debate across social media.

Greek Students Face Uphill Struggle for Affordable Housing

As Greek students gear up for the new academic year, they face a daunting housing crisis. Skyrocketing rents, up 11.3% in a year, and a severe shortage of affordable homes have turned the search for student accommodation into a costly struggle. In Athens’ Zografou, a 50-square-meter apartment costs at least €550 monthly, while in Patras, similar units fetch €550 or more. With limited supply and wages failing to keep pace, families are pushed to their financial limits, prompting urgent calls for government action to build dormitories and offer rental relief.

Eirini Mourtzoukou Confesses to Killing Sister and Infants in Expanding Murder Case

Eirini Mourtzoukou, a 25-year-old woman from Patras, has confessed to the murders of her sister and three infants—including her own two babies—during a police interrogation in Athens. The confession adds a chilling new layer to an ongoing investigation that has already stunned Greece and raised urgent questions about systemic failures in detecting child abuse and suspicious deaths.

Greek Orthodox Church Endorses New Personal Number System

The Holy Synod of the Church of Greece, meeting on June 12–13, 2025, under Archbishop Ieronymos, endorsed the new “personal number” system, stating it raises no theological or personal freedom concerns. The system, introduced by Presidential Decree 40/2025, will replace existing ID, tax, and social security numbers. The Synod also allocated €680,000 for scholarships and planned conferences on Orthodox anthropology and monasticism.

Heartbreak in Patras: Rescued Arachthos Children Declared Brain-Dead

In a tragic turn of events, two young friends rescued from the Arachthos River have been declared brain-dead at the University Hospital in Patras. The 14-year-old, who bravely attempted to save his 12-year-old companion, leaves a legacy of hope as his parents chose to donate his organs, offering life to five other children. The Patras community mourns the loss of these courageous boys.

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