Greek president cuts short visit to travel to crash site
To assist those "on this death train," she said, "a life-saving effort" is currently in progress.
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Katerina Sakellaropoulou, the president of Greece, cut short a trip to Moldova on business to view the crash site.
The president was cited by Reuters news agency as saying, "Unfortunately, I have to postpone my visit in order to be close to my people, to support those who need it."
To assist those "on this death train," she said, "a life-saving effort" is currently in progress.
The last night's collision of two trains near the city of Larissa left at least 36 people dead and scores more hurt.
