- 45 - requests for information - a copy of any report drawn up into the disturbance of 20 January 2011 at Amfissa Prison (paragraph 49); - the reasons for the specific prisoner referred to in paragraph 49 being brought to hospital from Amfissa police station (paragraph 49). Conditions of detention recommendations - the Greek authorities to:  reduce the occupancy levels in the dormitories of Amfissa Prison to ensure that each prisoner is provided with at least 4m² of living space;  devise a phased programme to reduce the occupancy levels in Korydallos Men’s and Women’s Remand Prisons from the current three or more prisoners per 9,5 m² cell to no more than two per cell;  make concerted efforts to maintain the establishments visited in a good state of repair and to ensure that the accommodation areas in all prisons are kept clean and basic hygiene levels are guaranteed;  ensure that inmates in all prisons have access to hot water both for reasons of personal hygiene as well as for washing bedding, clothes and dishes, and that they are allocated lockable space for their personal belongings (paragraph 57); - the Greek authorities to improve substantially the programmes of activities on offer to inmates (both remand and sentenced), including educational opportunities, in all the prisons visited (paragraph 61). Female juvenile unit at Thiva Prison recommendations - the Greek authorities to put in place a properly resourced facility or unit for female juvenile prisoners; it should have a child-centred approach, offer a purposeful regime and be staffed by a multi-disciplinary team of professionals (paragraph 62). Prison staff recommendations - the Greek authorities to carry out immediately a review of the current staffing levels in the prisons visited and, in the light of that review, make provision to recruit additional staff (paragraph 65); - the Greek authorities to review the initial training programme for prison officers, in the light of the remarks in paragraph 66. Further, the follow-up training for all prison officers should be developed (paragraph 66).