Hundreds of students gather in Larissa, Greece, demanding justice for the victims of a train crash in Tempi that killed at least 57.

The protesters marched through the city streets on March 3 holding signs that read, "I see you when I arrive, if I arrive".

One student named Antonis said: "I could be myself on that train that got crashed, of my fellow students or a relative of mine. We travel by train all the time to go from our homes to our work.

"We demand safe railways from the government, so do not have any more victims like this.

"Larissa's station master is not the only guilty of this crash, it is the company running the railway system that put him in that vulnerable position. They are also guilty of this."

Anger has boiled over after authorities released an audio clip in which the train's driver was told to ignore a red light.

Huge student rally in Larissa Greece demanding justice by Greek government for the train crash at Tempi. Thousands students marched through the city of Larissa, the last stop of the train before the deadly accident that cost the life of many young people under the age of 30 and students who were onboard.

Protesters hold placards with the last messages of people who died and were sent to their relatives before they took the train like "I see you when I arrive", protesters added the word "if" before the word "arrive" on their placards


Antonis student in Larissa soundbite at the end of the video

"I could be myself on that train that got crashed, of my fellow students or a relative of mine. We travel by train all the time to go from our homes to our work.

We demand safe railways from the government, so do not have any more victims like this. Larissa's station master is not the only guilty of this crash, it is the company running the railway system that put him in that vulnerable position. They are also guilty of this."