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Adonis Georgiadis thanked for the publication by Giorgos Amiriadis regarding the NHS. Amiriadis argued that the system had been strengthened and provided data on staff, expenditures, and waiting times. According to the post, the permanent staff of the NHS increased from 90,300 in 2019 to more than 100,000, while together with seasonal staff, it reached 106,000. Expenditures, he reported, doubled from 4.1 billion euros to 8.2 billion euros. He added that renovations and upgrades of equipment were carried out in 236 hospitals and health centers, as well as interventions for digitization and the development of a telemedicine network. Amiriadis stated that 26,800 afternoon surgeries had been performed, 78% in public hospitals and 22% in private hospitals, and claimed that waiting times for surgery over four months had decreased by 98%. He also noted that the average waiting time in emergency departments had decreased by 68%, to less than four hours. The publication also mentioned free prevention programs and exams in remote areas, home delivery or availability of high-cost medications at local pharmacies, online appointments via the My Health app, and checks on private practices through Medwatch. Amiriadis noted that three new hospitals had been scheduled — the Pediatric Hospital of Thessaloniki and the general hospitals of Komotini and Sparta — as well as a new hematopoietic stem cell transplantation unit at Papageorgiou Hospital. Regarding ambulances, he reported 52 new vehicles and 8 mobile medical units in Attica, 34 new ambulances in Central Greece, and 5 in the Ionian Islands, along with a tender for 255 more by early 2027. He added that nurses were included in the heavy and unhealthy job category. In closing, he raised the question of whether Georgiadis had done more than previous ministers and if he would make additional interventions. #ΕΣΥ #Υγεία #ΔημόσιαΥγεία (translated)

I will not do the favor to Mr. Mitsotakis, instead of dealing with him, to deal with the continuous attacks of Mr. Androulakis. Tsipras reminded that Androulakis, when asked at the Thessaloniki International Fair with whom he would govern if PASOK did not come first, replied that it would be up to the Greek people to decide. #Τσίπρας #ΠαΣοΚ #ΝέαΔημοκρατία (translated)

Adonis Georgiadis described his activities yesterday, which, as he said, began with an interview on ANT1 and a presentation, along with the World Health Organization, of the final version of the digital platform Health-iQ for health facility data. He then inaugurated the renovated Health Center of Elassona. He mentioned that it was the first Health Center established by Georgios Giannimatas in 1983 and that it had not been renovated since then. He said he decided to name the center after Giannimatas, that there were 75 employees working there, and that it was fully staffed. He added that a natural healing center was also being established. Georgiadis also stated that he inaugurated a digital angiographer at the University General Hospital of Larissa, donated by Hellenic Energy, which, according to him, cost over 1,000,000 euros. He said that the machine would allow thrombolysis to be performed in Larissa, in addition to Athens and Thessaloniki. His day, as he reported, ended in Metsovo, at a dinner hosted by the regional governor of Epirus, Mr. Karachrimanis. He thanked the people for their love and trust and asserted that no incidents occurred at any point. He added that the related video would not be broadcast in the media and that the efforts for the NHS were ongoing. #Υγεία #ΕλληνικήΚοινωνία #ΚοινωνικήΑνάπτυξη (translated)

Amalia claimed that the Bulgarian occupation in Eastern Macedonia and Thrace continued from September 9 to October 26, 1944, with the complicity of the EAM. She wrote that this period was omitted by leftist historiography and that, after the communist-controlled Patriotic Front took power in Bulgaria, the Bulgarian forces did not withdraw from the Greek areas that had been ceded by the Germans. According to her, the EAM followed a "brotherhood" line with the occupiers and had agreed to the annexation of Eastern Macedonia and Thrace to Bulgaria. She also claimed that Soviet officers and soldiers had arrived in Komotini, Xanthi, and Drama, saying they were waiting for units for operations in Thessaloniki. Amalia stated that George Papandreou informed Churchill, who requested from Moscow and Sofia the complete withdrawal of the Bulgarian troops; according to the post, they left on October 26. Amalia added that Bulgaria attempted in July 1946, at the Paris Peace Conference, to claim Western Thrace with the support of the USSR, but the British rejected the request. As sources, she cited works by V. Kontis and S. Sfetas, Andreas Papandreou, Vasileios Kontis, and Chris Woodhouse. #Βουλγαρία #Ιστορία #Κατοχή (translated)

The author stated that 10.4 million euros had been allocated for the restoration of a mosque in the center of Thessaloniki. He compared the project to what Erdoğan had done at Hagia Sophia, turning it into a mosque and covering the mosaics of the Theotokos with curtains. He then sarcastically congratulated Mendoni and wrote that "it's a done deal." https://t.co/lhB4EIdB4L #Θεσσαλονίκη #ΑγιάΣοφιά #Μνημεία #GR #TR (translated)

Faedon Kranidiotis wrote that the person who was described as trans and alleged to have hit a Sierra Leonean in Thessaloniki was Roma, using a derogatory term for the community. He asked which side the movement would align with and what the banners and slogans would say at a conference on this topic, while ironically adding that he would treat them to roasted hedgehog. #Θεσσαλονίκη #ΚοινωνικάΖητήματα #Συνέδριο (translated)

Phailos Kraniotiotis wrote that a visitor from Sierra Leone had a disagreement with a 29-year-old trans person about the services they had agreed to be provided in western Thessaloniki. According to his post, the person hit the visitor with a brick and caused a skull fracture. Kraniotiotis used derogatory and sarcastic wording for those involved and commented that such incidents divide the movement. #Θεσσαλονίκη #τρανς #κοινωνία (translated)

The post referred to a publication about MDMA, also known as ecstasy, and the dangers that, according to the publication, could be fatal. It mentioned the death of 20-year-old Christina in Thessaloniki as a trigger. https://t.co/ic0Ltx8n1s #ναρκωτικά #MDMA #θάνατος #GR (translated)

Today we will go to the doctor again to see how the legs are and if we will go for surgery. Mrs. Stefania, whose husband was injured in the legs, stated: "Today we will go to the doctor again to see how the legs are and if we will go for surgery. There is swelling because he hit a sensitive spot. The legs are very swollen, he cannot walk. I hope everything goes well. I believe that since we had a miracle and were saved, everything will be okay. Right?" #Θεσσαλονίκη #τροχαίο #αλκοόλ (translated)