Three years after the tragic accident in Tempi, which claimed the lives of 57 people, Greece comes together to commemorate the event through nationwide memorials. Relatives and friends of the victims gathered at the site of the tragedy, laying white roses as a symbol of the lives lost unjustly. A memorial service was also held in a somber atmosphere, as the society reflects on the pain and loss felt by the families affected.

In Kaisariani, a poignant moment took place with the unveiling of a memorial featuring four marble plaques inscribed with the names and ages of the victims. The design includes carved train tracks that lead up to a flock of birds flying into the sky, symbolizing the hope and memory of those who perished. This memorial serves as a public reminder of the tragic event and aims to keep the memory of the victims alive.

The testimonies from survivors, such as Antonis Antoniou, add a human perspective to the tragedy, as they express the enduring emotional scars that may remain long after the physical ones have healed. There has been an increased discussion surrounding the incident, including disagreements regarding a controversial video related to the train driver, highlighting the ongoing complexities and societal impact of the tragedy even three years later.