AN URGENT probe is underway after cops discovered a second bag of bones within hours at the same Brit holiday hotspot.

The chilling discovery was made just 24 hours after a child found a human skull and bones in Athens, Greece.

Greek police have launched a probe into the mysterious bag of bones Credit: Getty

The Greek capital has been rocked by a series of horrifying crimes in recent weeks Credit: AFP

Cops raced to reports of a second discovery at around 7pm on Wednesday.

A Greek national had found a bag stuffed with bones near Alepotrypa stadium in the centre of the Greek capital.

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Just one day earlier, a child stumbled upon a blue bag in the same area near the stadium – and it was filled with a human skull and bones.

Police have now cordoned off the area in Kypseli and launched an investigation into the mysterious bags of remains.

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Forensics have not yet examined the disturbing find – but have sent the bones to be tested.

The Kypseli neighbourhood of Athens has been shaken by a summer of sickening attacks.

In July, the body of a Scotswoman was found stuffed inside a suitcase and dumped in an abandoned building.

Elisabeth-Jane Ross had been volunteering in Greece as an aid worker for a refugee charity – and Greek cops had previously said they believed she’d been killed by someone she was trying to help.

An Afghan national was later arrested. He denied killing Elisabeth but confessed to dumping her body.

Harrowing CCTV footage shows the man hauling a large travel bag to the derelict building in Kypseli where the horror find was made on July 18.

Police also made a sickening discovery in August when they found a baby with multiple stab wounds inside a suitcase.

Investigators stormed an Airbnb after the owner raised suspicions about unregistered occupants, overdue rent payments and drug abuse.

They found  a Greek man, 43, his pregant German wife, 38, and their two sons, aged 12 and nine.

They also discovered a pregnant 15-year-old girl and a 26-year-old Afghan man, who said he was the girl’s partner.

Cops arrested the Greek dad, Afghan man and teen girl for having drugs in their possession – and then came back to search the property.

Inside, they found the rest of the family with packed bags, ready to leave.

During a search of the suitcases, officers found the body of a dead baby frozen inside a refrigerated glass container.

Confronted by the shocking find, the woman reportedly told officers the baby was hers – but claimed it had died of natural causes, despite the ten knife wounds in its back.

Cops made further disturbing finds – including sex toys and a camera connected to a computer inside the property.

The family had “strange” relationships with one another, the manager of the apartment told Greek paper Protothema.

Sources told Protothema that the nine-year-old boy and 15-year-old girl were suffering from sexually transmitted diseases.

All three adults are facing charges of drugs offences and failing to declare a death and are being held in custody.