Hospital says one Larissa student out of danger, two still critical
Two students remained in critical condition over the weekend after being overcome by fumes from a makeshift grill they were using to keep warm in Larissa, central Greece, though a third admitted with them was recovering, according to the hospital where they are being treated.
Five students were poisoned by carbon monoxide fumes on Thursday after firing up a charcoal grill in their home to cook and then leaving it burning in order to heat the property. Two of the five students were found dead.
Greece aims to sell its state lottery business by the end of June, clearing the way for debt-choked country to privatise its betting monopoly OPAP, a privatisation agency official said.
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Greek canoeing champion Andreas Kiligkardis died on Wednesday after losing his battle against leukemia.
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