Additionally, the Foreign Office cautions tourists to Greece about the unpredictability of strikes, protests, and demonstrations.
The capital city of Athens is the most likely location for someone to experience these kinds of dangers, according to official recommendations.
According to The Mirror, this explosion comes after one that happened a few weeks ago close to the main rail operator’s offices in Greece.
Those who claimed responsibility for the bomb had contacted the media around 40 minutes prior to the devices going off to issue a warning, so although there had been damage from the explosion, no one had been hurt.
The prior explosion was attributed to a group known as Revolutionary Class Struggle, who also dedicated it to “the Palestinian people and their heroic resistance.”
They also honored a man who was slain in an Athens home last year when the bomb he was assembling detonated.
