The Association of Greek Archaeologists has resorted to prosecuting extortionists after threats received by an archaeologist dealing with Mykonos.

According to a new complaint, the archaeologist received a threatening SMS from an unknown number.

The archaeologist informed the Association of Greek Archaeologists and, together with President Despina Koutsumba, turned to the criminal prosecution of extortionists and then to TA. Kypselis, where he filed a lawsuit for threat to life, slander and insult.

The Association of Archaeologists has asked the authorities to take protective measures for the archaeologist and her family.

Earlier, speaking on the SKAI TV channel, D. Kutsumba stressed that the beating of Manolis Psarrow was an intimidation of every civil servant.

“First they hit him on the head to make him lose consciousness, and then they hit him on the body,” he complained, while noting that “in Mykonos, not only are they illegally building, but they are also illegally managing their shops and collecting money.”

Speaking to K last week, the archaeologist of the Ephorate of Antiquities of the Cyclades, Manolis Psarros, stated that “I will not ask for a transfer in order to go somewhere else and have peace of mind. I want to stay in my ephorate, but I want to go down to Mykonos and do my job safely. I don’t want neither me nor my family to be afraid.”

Skrekas: the law will apply in Mykonos

“The law will apply in Mykonos,” said Environment and Energy Minister Kostas Skrekas following a legislative initiative to suspend building permits on the undeveloped areas of the island.

Commenting on the legislative initiative on unscheduled development on the “island of winds”, K. Skrekas emphasized: “Until a special urban planning is approved, which will finally resolve all issues, they are suspended and a new urban planning permit will not be issued. will be issued for unplanned planning in Mykonos.”

At the same time, referring to the incident with the beating of the archaeologist Ephorates of antiquities of the Cyclades, the minister assured that those responsible for the “criminal and mafia attack” would be punished.