Erythros Stavros Hospital in Athens

The number arrested for the lethal clashes between rival football club supporters in the Athens district of Nea Filadelfia had risen to 104 on Wednesday, according to an announcement.

Greek media reported two more deaths from the novel coronavirus on Thursday, a day after when the country's authorities reported there were no fatalities in the previous 24 hours.
The new death toll stands at 123, one of the lowest in Europe. The new fatalities have not been officially confirmed yet.

An increase in violent attacks on staff at the country's hospitals has prompted the Panhellenic Medical Association to launch a public awareness campaign to curb the phenomenon.

A 38-year-old Russian national was in stable condition at Erythros Stavros Hospital in Athens over the weekend after being repeatedly stabbed by her 20-year-old son.

The incident reportedly occurred early on Friday in a hotel room in Athens in the presence of the victim?s second child, a 10-year-old boy.

A 77-year-old ethnic Greek from Russia and a male relative have been arrested in Athens on suspicion of abusing a disabled woman they were meant to be caring for.

Authorities said that the 36-year-old victim was confined to a wheelchair and had spent most of the eight years since her mother’s death isolated on the balcony of her home in Kallithea, southern Athens.