The information regarding the ghost freight train that Flight IC-62 collided with, resulting in the death of 57 people, is highly confusing and ambiguous. At the same time, Prime Minister K. Mitsotakis, who was present at the funeral of the train driver, said that he “knew him personally.”
Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis attended the funeral of engineer Spyros Voulgaris at the cemetery in Kesarjani on Tuesday 7 March. Which is rather strange, given the considerable class division in Greece.
At the same time, information about what cargo the freight train actually carried was not disclosed, as well as the reason why its route was not announced.
Spyros Voulgaris lived in Athens and spent three days at his birthplace, Lianoklady.
Initially it was said that Spyros Voulgaris, being a train driver, was on the passenger train IC-62 as a passenger to Thessaloniki. Voulgaris’ father then explained that his son was one of two drivers on a freight train bound for Athens.
Such a strange behavior of the authorities and the constant change of information about the train’s cargo raises many questions from the public and naturally works against the government. As a result, the unwillingness to reasonably explain the situation, what kind of cargo was transported by the train, this story is overgrown with speculation and gossip, and the versions say that either there was contraband in the cargo, or something prohibited.
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