Schools in Gravа, Athens, have been closed and approximately 4,000 students will transition to remote learning following a decision by the Mayor of Athens. The closure is due to a persistent gas odor causing public concern. Athens Mayor Charis Doukas has publicly criticized the government, alleging negligence in conducting necessary safety inspections. The remote learning arrangements will remain in effect until further notice, as authorities investigate the source of the gas and ensure student safety. Doukas’s statements highlight growing frustration over perceived delays in addressing the issue and safeguarding the community. The situation is causing disruption for families and raising questions about infrastructure safety within Gravа and Athens. Officials are working to resolve the problem quickly and safely reopen the schools.