FLASH
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Greek authorities have arrested 11 people following a bloody brawl that left two dead at Nigrita Prison, in the Serres region of Greece, on Sunday afternoon.
The operation took place inside the prison, while investigations continue to fully clarify the circumstances of the incident, Skygr reports.
According to preliminary information, among those arrested are a Georgian citizen and an Albanian, who are suspected of being the perpetrators of the double murder. Nine other people have been detained for involvement in the incident, Protothema reports.
The serious incident occurred on Sunday afternoon, shortly before 4:00 p.m., in the disciplinary cells section of the prison. According to investigation data, four prisoners left their cell and broke the locks of two other cells, then joined in a violent attack on prisoners in another cell.
Those involved used sharp instruments, suspected to be improvised knives, causing fatal injuries. One of the victims died at the scene, while the other died during transportation to the hospital.
The victims have been identified as a 46-year-old Algerian and a 43-year-old Iraqi. According to authorities, more than ten prisoners participated in the fight, and it is suspected that the motive is related to settling scores between them.
Meanwhile, a disciplinary investigation has also been ordered to verify how the prisoners managed to obtain improvised weapons and break the cell locks without being stopped by security personnel.
Prison staff intervened to separate those involved and provide first aid, but the injuries sustained proved fatal for two of the prisoners.
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