Pavlos Aslanidis, the father of a victim from the tragic railway accident in Tempi, Greece, spoke during this year's demonstrations commemorating the three-year anniversary of the event. Aslanidis, who now serves as the president of the 'Association of Relatives of Tempi Victims', highlighted that his focus remains on fighting for justice and truth alongside other parents united in their cause. They are determined to ensure accountability for the tragedy that took their loved ones, emphasizing that their efforts are collective and not driven by personal recognition.

Aslanidis pointed out that last year's demonstrations and his active involvement were not different from the current ones, reaffirming the commitment of the association to pursue justice. They aim to provide evidence and push for legal repercussions against those deemed responsible for the accident. With the trials having already commenced related to video evidence on the incident, he expressed the need to motivate the judicial system to carry out its duty effectively, marking their continued vigilance in this fight for accountability.

The upcoming trial set for the 23rd promises to be pivotal as the families seek closure and justice for the devastating loss they suffered. Aslanidis's fervent resolve to keep the memory of their loved ones alive resonates strongly within the association's mission, as they work tirelessly to bring forth the needed changes in the judicial process regarding the case, stressing that their plight remains the same despite the passage of time and ongoing legal proceedings.