The Albanian who was burned alive in Greece survived the same accident 6 years ago

2022-09-06 08:21:25Aktualitet SHKRUAR NGA REDAKSIA VOX
The Albanian who was burned alive in Greece survived the same accident 6 years
Gerasimos Faturos, the 41-year-old Greek who died in the blast, and his wife

An Albanian and a Greek died yesterday, September 4, after a gas explosion in a fish factory in Preveza, Greece.

The victim of Greek origin is called Gerasimos Faturos, 39 years old, father of three small children.

While the Albanian immigrant, still unidentified by the Greek media, it is learned that he was 49 years old.

The widow of the 39-year-old Greek revealed that in 2016 there had been another explosion in the business.

Zenovia Paschos has shared shocking details after the tragedy.

According to her, in 2016 there was another explosion in this business, where her husband managed to escape at the last moment and also helped his friend, the Albanian with whom they were killed together yesterday afternoon.

"In 2016, there was another explosion in this business and my husband escaped. He also managed to save his friend then. He threw him into a tank of water because the man's face was burning. Then they both escaped. However, yesterday they "left" forever, says the widow of 39-year-old Gerasimos Fatouros for protothema.gr.

And he continues: "On Sunday, he would finish work and return home. I was calling him, but he didn't answer. I didn't know what was going on. My sister calls me and says: "There has been an explosion in the business where Gerasimos works." I start running to go to his work to find him, I leave the house and see the accountant of the company arriving at my house", says the 39-year-old's widow.

"His boss didn't give him a break, didn't give him Christmas and Easter gifts, only days off, every now and then... On Sunday, I told him, 'don't go to work.' My husband was always ready, he was nice, he was a multitasking machine for them. Unfortunately, working conditions were not ideal. My husband was offered another job here in Preveza and he wanted to go, but he didn't make it," concludes Zenovia Paschou.


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