A FORMER employee of a Greek shipowner fatally shot three individuals before taking his own life at the Athens offices of European Navigation, a tanker company controlled by the Karnessis family, reports Singapore's Splash 247.
Emergency services, including police and ambulances, responded to the incident in Glyfada, a southern suburb of the Greek capital.
While authorities have not officially confirmed the identities of the victims, preliminary reports suggest that one of them was a member of the Karnessis family.
Maria, the sister of Spyros Karnessis, and CEO Antonis Vlassakis have been named among the casualties.
The killer, identified as a 70-year-old Egyptian national, had recently been terminated from his position at the company, according to local sources.
European Navigation, established in 1979, is engaged in managing product and chemical carriers, including two Suezmax shuttle tankers.
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Emergency services, including police and ambulances, responded to the incident in Glyfada, a southern suburb of the Greek capital.
While authorities have not officially confirmed the identities of the victims, preliminary reports suggest that one of them was a member of the Karnessis family.
Maria, the sister of Spyros Karnessis, and CEO Antonis Vlassakis have been named among the casualties.
The killer, identified as a 70-year-old Egyptian national, had recently been terminated from his position at the company, according to local sources.
European Navigation, established in 1979, is engaged in managing product and chemical carriers, including two Suezmax shuttle tankers.
SeaNews Turkey