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Achaia wildfire suspects granted extension until Sunday to testify
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The three arrested for the fires in the Patras region are being taken to the prosecutor's office today. At 5 pm, the first two of the arrested passed through the doors of the Patras courts. Approximately an hour and a half later, the first two, aged 27 and 19, who are accused of causing the fire in Sychena, left the courts accompanied by police officers, being strongly booed and heckled by the people who were at the scene. Previously, and after …
Achaia wildfire suspects granted extension until Sunday to testify
Two men, aged 19 and 27, suspected of involvement in the wildfire that broke out in Achaia on Tuesday, appeared before a court in Patra on Thursday and were granted until Sunday to testify after requesting more time.
The Greek police arrested three people, between 19 and 27 years of age, suspected of having caused arson near the city of Patras. This is reported by the state station Ert. Firefighters are still working to shut down the scattered outbreaks of forest fires that broke out two days ago in the peripheral unit of Achaia, in the Peloponnese. Yesterday the fire - which caused the evacuation of more than twenty settlements and destroyed houses and work…
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