Measures for ‘safe ports’ one year after Antonis died Nutmeg

One year is completed by Antonis’ death Karyotis in , where he would take the ship to travel but eventually lost his life in the waters of the harbor. It took a year since Antonis’ death at the port of Piraeus to announce today (4/9/24) new measures for safe ports… According to the Maritime Ministry’s announcement, the objectives and efforts for “unprecedented connectivity of islands with safe port facilities”…. “They intensified even more after the tragic loss of unlucky Antonis that a year ago he lost so unjustly his life”. Thus, as announced today (4/9/24) as of January 2024, the Minister of Shipping and Island Policy, Christos Stylianidis, had been instructed, to the port management bodies to observe the following: -Adequate lighting at the docking points of the ships – Supply of first aid equipment – Supply of rescue nests to passenger traffic piers – Placement of cameras in front of the docking ramps – Installation of railings to avoid falling passengers into the sea – Construction of pedestrian corridors for safe separation of pedestrian-vehicles – Signed parking spaces for disabled persons near loading areas – Lighted staircases on the platforms – Use of traffic lines for passenger flow regulation – Signing of possible risks for safe movement of pedestrians and vehicles – Removal of all obstacles from access corridors and pedestrians – Meeting of a committee with a view to correcting problems The trial of the case for the death of 36-year-old Antonis Karyotis was set for 20 January 2025 while on the occasion of the completion of a year since his death, he became a triage in his memory.