- 44 The CPT would like to receive more specific information about the current operational capacity at Fylakio RIC and the daily occupancy levels for the months of July and August 2018. In the light of the above, the CPT recommends that the Greek authorities take immediate steps at Fylakio RIC to ensure that: - - - the financial and staffing resources of the centre are substantially increased, such that all those persons who are required to undergo the reception and identification procedure can be accommodated and processed in a timely manner, without being previously placed in detention for weeks or months on end; vulnerable persons (e.g. families with children, pregnant women, etc.) are immediately transferred to open reception facilities where they can receive appropriate care and support for their specific needs, which also implies that the number of places in these facilities should be increased. As regards unaccompanied children, reference is made to the CPT’s recommendation in paragraph 128; the centre is regularly maintained and refurbished. To this end, sufficient funding should be made available in a swift manner; all detainees are provided with sufficient hygiene products and appropriate clothing, according to their needs. 98. New arrivals were mainly placed according to nationalities and available space, which resulted in some families with children, and particularly girls, women, and unaccompanied children being held together in a section with unrelated boys or men, with whom they had to share toilets and sanitary facilities. This presented an increased risk for their safety and security, exposing them to a risk of sexual and gender based violence, and should immediately be stopped. The CPT recommends that the Greek authorities take immediate steps to ensure that women and children are never detained in the same wing as unrelated men. 99. As regards regime, with the exception of the provision of language courses, no recreational or other organised activities were provided in the RIC in Fylakio. This was justified by the transitional character of the RIC. However, given the fact that all foreign nationals could be detained for up to 25 days and longer at the centre, the activities on offer were clearly insufficient. The CPT recommends that a programme of activities (educational, recreational and sports) is developed for persons detained longer than a few days.