“I was returning to Naoussa and somewhere in Patrida I felt dizzy. I had time to think about stopping on the right side of the field…I didn’t have time to do anything…I was completely lost, passed out and only woke up after I got across the stop.”
He described being then helped out of the car and then seeing the 21-year-old student lying on the ground. “When I saw the little girl down there afterwards I died, there are no words…” he said overcome with shock.
“May God give them strength, no matter what I say… I wish I could do anything,” he said finally, referring to the families of the victims.
Tasos, the driver of the bus that the two unfortunate women were about to board, also spoke to Alpha. “As I was getting closer, I didn’t see the other car from the opposite side. Suddenly I see the car from the opposite side hitting the two women and I say what’s going on, I’m in shock.
“I got off to look for the second woman, I was going around the stop, I couldn’t find her and I was saying what happened, maybe it was a woman and I didn’t see well?”
He argued that if the bus had arrived five seconds earlier this fatal accident in Veria would not have happened. “He was running too much, he hit with too much power,” he added.
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