Pharmacies in Attica to Close on September 14 for Holiday
Pharmacies across the Attica region will remain closed on Monday, September 14, in observance of an official holiday.

KEY POINTS
- Attica pharmacies will close on September 14
- Closure is due to the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross
- The decision was issued by the Region of Attica
- On-duty and overnight pharmacies will remain open for the public
Pharmacies in Attica will be closed on Monday, September 14, due to the Feast of the Exaltation of the Holy Cross.
This closure is an official annual holiday for pharmacies in the Attica region, based on a decision by the regional authority.
During this day, on-duty pharmacies will remain operational to serve the public and handle medical needs.
Citizens will be able to access both daytime on-call and overnight pharmacies throughout the region.
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