The referral to trial for 27 of the 28 accused for the deadly fire in Mati with the 102 dead is suggested by the prosecutor of the first instance, George Polykratis, on his proposal to the judicial council.
The prosecutor with his proposal numbering 680 pages proposes that the accused sit on the bench of the Three-Member Misdemeanor Court of Athens on a case-by-case basis for the following offenses:
Among the accused is the 70-year-old who is blamed for the catastrophic fire, while the prosecutor proposes the acquittal of only the co-pilot of the coordination helicopter. 
The hundreds of pages of the prosecutor's proposal describe in detail every aspect and detail that led to the deadly result of the fire, which left behind 102 dead and at least 32 injured.
The scene is described in relief as: "Combined convergent negligent behaviors that led to the tragic result."
Prosecutor George Polykratis typically states that:
In the conclusions of the prosecutor's proposal that the catastrophic consequences:
"They confuse the lack of coordination planning and the ineffective cooperation of the competent state authorities, which showed unpreparedness, surprise and delay in mobilizing all existing possibilities, first preventing and then reducing the tragic consequences of the fire (timely evacuation, evacuation, evacuation). emergency). "
The case file will be forwarded to the Athens Council of Criminal Courts in the coming days for the issuance of a parliament.
It is pointed out that another case is pending in the prosecutor's office, which concerns the attempt to cover up the responsibilities for the fiery flame and the attempt to blackmail the expert.
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