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Police believe same perpetrators behind two Peloponnese heists

Police in the Peloponnese were on Tuesday seeking the perpetrators behind two armed robberies – one at a post office in Aigio and the other at another post office in nearby Kalavryta.

In the first raid, two masked gunman netted around 5,000 euros, according to police who believe the same two robbers targeted the second post office where roughly the same sum was netted.

Tripoli man faces murder charges over death of nightclub owner

A 54-year-old businessman from Tripoli in the Peloponnese was to face a prosecutor on Wednesday on charges of murdering a 42-year-old nightclub owner with whom he had 20 years of personal rivalry.

The suspect is alleged to have used a revolver to shoot the 42-year-old four times in the latter’s office in central Tripoli on October 26.

Bombs hit near shuttered Egypt, UAE embassies in Libya

Twin car bombs struck near the shuttered Egyptian and United Arab Emirates embassy buildings in the militia-controlled Libyan capital on Nov. 13, an AFP correspondent and a UAE official said.
      
Two guards posted outside the empty Egyptian embassy compound were wounded in the first blast, Libya's LANA news agency reported.
      

Corinth-Tripoli highway to be shut down Tuesday night

The Corinth-Tripoli national highway in the Peloponnese will be completely closed off to traffic from 9 p.m. on Tuesday night to 6 a.m. the following day as an emergency drill is carried out at the Artemisio Tunnel.

The drill will close off the entire section of the highway from the Sterna interchange to the off-ramp for North Tripoli.

Artemissio Tunnel on Corinth-Tripoli highway to close on Tuesday

Authorities will conduct an emergency response drill at the Artemisio Tunnel, on the section of the national highway between Corinth and Tripoli in the Peloponnese, between 9 p.m. on Tuesday and 6 a.m. on Wednesday.

During those hours, both lanes between the Sterna and Tripoli-Voreia intersections will remain closed.

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