The number of detainees on hunger strike has almost quadrupled, with 163 now refusing food.
The Directorate for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions announced that detainees participating in the strike have been provided with comprehensive and continuous health care.
"In relation to the above, medical staff is continuously monitoring their health condition, with a special focus on monitoring vital parameters. We emphasize that all persons participating in the strike are under constant supervision, and that their current health condition is stable. In addition to the increased engagement of medical staff, there are frequent visits and supervision by the security service, all with the aim of maintaining safety and timely reactions in the event of any changes in the condition of detained persons. In relation to the above, the Administration for the Execution of Criminal Sanctions will continue to take all necessary measures to protect the health of detained persons, and in this regard, to maintain order and security in the Administration," the UIKS Public Relations Service announced.
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