B. C. 3. The 3rd floor detention cells for Juveniles at the Athens Police Building. a. These places of deprivation of liberty consist of three (3) cells, of a total capacity of six (6) persons. b. They are exclusively used for the detention of juveniles. c. As a rule, detainees do not remain long in these cells, due to their particular nature (children and adolescents). They are led before the court authorities as soon as possible. The 11th floor detention cells at the Athens Police Building. a. These places of deprivation of liberty consist of five (5) cells, of a total capacity of five (5) persons. b. They are mainly intended for the detention before trial of prisoners, until the completion of all required formalities. Places of detention at the Police Station of DRAPETSONA. a. The detention cells at the Police Station of Drapetsona are modern and built on the basis of the studies elaborated by the competent services of the Ministry of Public Order and the Piraeus Land Development Direction. b. The detention cells are divided into two (2) wards (menwomen) and have a total capacity of (85) persons. c. There is a spacious corridor to each of the prisoners' wards (men-women), and prisoners are allowed to come out of their cells and spend time there, freely, in-groups. d. The number of women prisoners is usually small, therefore the prisoners have adequate space to move in their cells and in their ward corridor. e. It is a fact that there is no secure area in this Police Station, which would permit the physical exercise of the prisoners. f. There is hot water around the clock for the needs of all the prisoners (men and women). There are five (5) water heaters in total. In the case of any failures to the hot water supply systems, these are repaired as soon as possible. Page 4