His dismissal and the subsequent difference in wages, when he went to the construction site yesterday to get paid, are behind the attack of a 27-year-old Syrian man with a knife on his 35-year-old foreman yesterday in Limassol.
As reported in a report yesterday, after an argument and dispute over money, the 27-year-old allegedly wounded his compatriot with a knife and then left the construction site located in the area of Germasogeia. He was located and arrested shortly afterwards at his apartment.
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This morning he was brought before the Limassol District Court which ordered his detention for a period of 8 days.
The suspect interrogated admitted[/B] that he hit and injured the foreman, but claimed that he did it with a construction tool and not with a knife.
The 35-year-old foreman was taken with an upper abdominal wound to Limassol Hospital, where he was stitched up and detained for treatment. His health condition does not cause concern.
There were witnesses to the incident, according to the head of the Limassol CID, who is investigating the case.
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