Unknown people attacked the bailiff with the warrior

A victim of an unidentified attack fell on the archpriest of Wednesday night Pnykas.

Specifically, as stated in a statement of the Ministry of Culture, two people who had masked their faces and wore heavy boots, threatened the archpriest, who fled to the guard post to protect himself. Then the perpetrators damaged the outpost and rushed to disappear.

The damage was caused by stones that flew to the outpost while they were breaking a glbad. According to the police, the perpetrators shouted to the archpriest that "if you persecute people again, we will come back here and you will see …"

Immediately after their escape, the police investigate the incident.

The ministry unequivocally condemned the attack against the archivist while he was contacting the Greek police leadership and demanded intensive monitoring of the site.

"The Ministry of Culture and Sports badures workers and citizens that it is taking all necessary measures to protect citizens, workers and the monument," concluded the announcement.

Union of archpriests: it is unacceptable that no action has been taken

For the "new episode of attack last night at 21:00, against the archaeologist this time, in the hills of Philopappou", refers to the announcement of the Panhellenic Association of guardians of antiquities (PEFA).

"Two hoods attacked the archpriest who was moving at that time into an outpost on Pnyx Hill, threatening him, scary him and smashing the prison window with a bitch," announcement he, "It is unacceptable a few months after his unfortunate death young man in the hills of Philopappou, the necessary measures have not yet been taken to protect the workers of the archpriests and the archaeological site."

Archaeologists are calling for "direct action by the responsible authorities (political leadership of the Ministry of the Interior, the city of Athens, the Greek police) so that such incidents do not happen again." It is inconceivable that the state can not protect the workers of the archaeological site in question, despite the successive briefings of the Ephorate of Antiquities concerned, "they add.

Finally, the PEFA indicated that, in order to protect the workers of the region, it had decided at a special meeting to "withdraw all its members (Archaeologists – Night Shepherds) in a safe place, pending the necessary measures. be taken ".