 Greek casualties were 3 dead and 10 wounded among the guerrillas, and one dead and 3 wounded among the civilian population.Some 4,000 troops sent by the 36th "Forlì" Infantry Division in Larissa to assist, having arrived in Servia on the evening of 5 March, torched the city in retaliation.The captives were led to Siatista, where the Italian Major was allowed to phone the Italian commander-in-chief in Greece, General Carlo Geloso, to report his surrender "to partisan forces superior to our own".