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*[[March 9]]: More than 5,000 people demonstrate in [[Nea Smyrni]] after a video is shown of a police officer beating a protester two days earlier. A Greek policeman is seriously injured during the protests.
 
*[[March 9]]: More than 5,000 people demonstrate in [[Nea Smyrni]] after a video is shown of a police officer beating a protester two days earlier. A Greek policeman is seriously injured during the protests.
 
*[[March 25]]: Greece celebrates the 200th anniversary of her independence with parades that are broadcast to the general public due to the COVID19 epidemic.
 
*[[March 25]]: Greece celebrates the 200th anniversary of her independence with parades that are broadcast to the general public due to the COVID19 epidemic.
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===April===
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*[[April 9]]: Veteran crime reporter, Giorgos Karaivaz, is shot dead as he exits his car, outside his house in [[Alimos]].
  
 
==Deaths==
 
==Deaths==

Revision as of 11:05, April 10, 2021

Events

January

February

  • February 9: Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis announces a near-total lockdown in Attica until February 28, citing a "worrying" rise in hospitalizations and the spread of the Covid-19 variants which are more transmissible.
  • February 15: The heaviest snowfall to hit Greece in 12 years triggers power cuts and disrupts transport throughout the country.

March

  • March 3: A powerful earthquake, measuring 6 on the Richter scale, strikes the Elassona area.
  • March 9: More than 5,000 people demonstrate in Nea Smyrni after a video is shown of a police officer beating a protester two days earlier. A Greek policeman is seriously injured during the protests.
  • March 25: Greece celebrates the 200th anniversary of her independence with parades that are broadcast to the general public due to the COVID19 epidemic.

April

  • April 9: Veteran crime reporter, Giorgos Karaivaz, is shot dead as he exits his car, outside his house in Alimos.

Deaths