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The author expressed his deep sadness for Olga Kalakuta, whom he described as one of his closest collaborators during his tenure at the Ministry of Health. He wrote that she dedicated herself to public health and consistently stood by patients, adding that he had the honor of working closely with her. https://t.co/Bmp9bb0NA0 #ΌλγαΚαλακούτα #ΔημόσιαΥγεία #Αποχαιρετισμός #GR (translated)

IamEironman wrote to Moltenios that the main conclusion of the day was that a man was actually arrested, not in the context of a staged event. He added that the Olympiakos Basketball Club enthusiastically supported his re-election, describing him as successful, and argued that none of its supporters had questioned it about whom or what it had supported all this time. #Συγκαλύψεις #ΜΜΕ #Πολιτική (translated)

Bozonios praised Ataman, using a crude sexual descriptor to compliment him, and described him as a great man. He wrote that he fought against everyone, conquered the toughest championship, and lifted the EuroLeague. He called him forever "green" and one of their own, thanked him, and claimed that without him, the "shack" would have never been revealed. #paobc https://t.co/EwUCJGUU0L #paobc #basketball #Ευρωλίγκα (translated)

George Zourdos wrote that Kamara would have received very harsh criticism for the same case. As for Kanguwa, he mentioned that he was a good player and one of the most pivotal for this year's Panathinaikos, but he couldn't make all his teammates better and he remained a human being. #paofc https://t.co/tsWaaucthH #Παναθηναϊκός #ποδόσφαιρο #Καμαρά (translated)

Avgerinosx posted excerpts from Thanasis Lalas's outburst against Adonis Georgiadis. According to the post, Lalas said he would slap him if he accused him of smoking cannabis. He then called him a disgrace and an undignified person, while criticizing what he considered absurdities. The post also mentioned Loukia Gatsou, Kyriakos Mitsotakis, New Democracy, and "Both A and O." #ΘανάσηςΛάλλας #ΆδωνιςΓεωργιάδης #ΝέαΔημοκρατία (translated)

Proud Mary praised actor Stavros Nikolaidis and republished what he allegedly said about the 40-day memorial for George. Nikolaidis described incidents that, as he stated, occurred at the church and the cemetery, including an attendee's attempt to take the microphone and people taking pictures on graves. He also said that some were insulting family members and used derogatory terms for those whom he believed were causing disruption. The actor claimed that the family was trying to help George and mentioned that he was diagnosed with severe psychotic episodes at Dromokaiteio. He asserted that other people were removing him from his family and sneaking him out of the clinic through the back door, while he said that George had a close relationship with his mother. Finally, he accused a woman of giving substances to George. #Γιώργος #ψυχικήυγεία #σεβασμός (translated)

Adonis Georgiadis wished happy birthday to the women and men of the Greek Police, on the occasion of the feast of Saint Artemios, their protector. He wrote that the contribution, respect, and dedication to duty deserve recognition, highlighting that every police officer has an important role in society. He wished that strength, humanity, and ethics accompany the work of the Police. #ΕλληνικήΑστυνομία #Αξίες #ΧρόνιαΠολλά (translated)

DvDvs posted an old joke about Mitsaras, an unemployed man who, according to the story, asked Costas Simitis to help him find a job. With a recommendation letter from Simitis, he went to the French aircraft company Dassault. Although he admitted he had no knowledge or work experience, he told the manager that he had many connections and was hired as a doorman. In the joke, Mitsaras utilized his connections with Muammar Gaddafi and Bill Clinton, who, as the story goes, ordered 100 and 300 airplanes respectively. When the manager questioned that he also knew the Pope, Mitsaras bet that he would appear next to him during his visit to France. The manager saw the two together but fainted when the Prime Minister of Mongolia asked him who the man with the big hat and red apron next to Mitsaras was. #χιούμορ #σάτιρα #καθημερινότητα (translated)

Georghy Zhukov reproduced a statement attributed to N. Plakias, who described Velopoulos as dangerous and used an insulting term for him. According to the post, Plakias also said that these specific people later accused Georgiadis or anyone who told them they were politically exploiting the Tempi, while they themselves provoked such criticisms. https://t.co/ARcem78hTZ #Πολιτική #Ελλάδα #Βελόπουλος (translated)

Finklin wrote that on this day in 2012, a man who had linked his name to transplants in Greece passed away at the age of 76. He mentioned that the death of his 26-year-old daughter, Sophia, had led him in recent years to an irrational approach to fate and had distanced him from medicine and life. https://t.co/y7xUVVVOqf #Μεταμοσχεύσεις #Ιατρική #Μνήμη (translated)

AsAphrodite wrote that Charis Gavrou wondered if Blosomgkem was okay and if a person who expressed their opinion was okay. Then, they asked if Gavrou and his associates felt good, accusing them of saying what was dictated to them in exchange for 20 euros. The post included the hashtags #paobc and #OlympiacosBC. #paobc #OlympiacosBC #αθλητισμός #μπάσκετ #γνωμη (translated)