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A fire at a biscuit manufacturing facility near Trikala, Greece has killed four workers, with authorities still investigating the cause of the early morning blaze. Investigation Status

The fire broke out around 4 a.m. at the Violanta biscuit factory, located approximately 200 miles north of Athens. Thirteen workers were present during the overnight shift when the blaze erupted.

What Happened

Eight workers evacuated safely from the facility. Four bodies were recovered after firefighters gained access to the building, and one worker was initially reported missing as search operations continued. 

The Hellenic Fire Service deployed approximately 40 firefighters and 15 vehicles to the scene. Thick smoke spread across the surrounding area, with flames visible along sections of the factory roof.

Seven people, including one firefighter, were transported to nearby hospitals for evaluation and treatment. Authorities have not released detailed information about their current conditions.

Greek officials have not yet determined the cause of the fire. Early witness accounts described hearing a loud sound before the flames erupted, but authorities have not confirmed whether an explosion preceded the blaze or resulted from it.

Investigators are expected to examine electrical systems, machinery, and stored materials as part of their assessment. They will also review surveillance footage and maintenance records to determine what triggered the fire.