Nicosia: Cyprus’ Health Minister, Michalis Damianos, is set to visit the Nicosia General Hospital at 11:30 to receive updates on the two burn victims currently in serious condition at the hospital’s Burns Clinic. This visit highlights the ongoing response efforts following the wildfires in Limassol. According to Cyprus News Agency,
Souni-zanatzia: There is massive destruction in the villages of Souni and Zanatzia, as reported by Community Leader Nikos Vikis. The wildfire, which ignited on Wednesday, spread through several villages in the Limassol district, leaving the surrounding forest charred. According to Cyprus News Agency, Vikis mentioned that multiple houses have been
Limassol: The Archaeological Sites of Kourion, the Sanctuary of Apollo Hylates, and Kolossi Castle will remain closed to the public today, Thursday, the Department of Antiquities of the Deputy Ministry of Culture said. According to Cyprus News Agency, this is a precautionary measure taken due to the severe wildfire that
Limassol: Vouni is reeling from devastating wildfires that erupted on Wednesday, resulting in the destruction of nearly 100 houses and leaving a resident hospitalized with severe burns. The President of the Community Council, Matheos Protopapas, reported the extensive damage to the Cyprus News Agency (CNA), emphasizing the significant impact on
Nicosia: Archbishop Georgios of Cyprus expressed on Thursday in a written statement his “deep shock” over “the tragedy that has struck our island as a result of the devastating fires that are still raging.” According to Cyprus News Agency, “our grief and sorrow are beyond words, both for the loss
Arsos: The ongoing fire in Arsos remains uncontrolled as the firefighting teams continue to battle the blaze, according to Fire Service spokesperson Andreas Kettis. In a post on X, Kettis provided an update on the situation, stating that while the fire front in Souni Zanatzia has been secured along its
