Limassol: Due to the ongoing wildfire in the Limassol mountainous area and following a recommendation by the Fire Service, Civil Defence advises the evacuation of all campsites in the wider Troodos area, as a preventive measure. According to Cyprus News Agency, all relevant authorities and stakeholders, including organised groups, trade
Nicosia: Greece is set to deploy 26 forest firefighters to Cyprus to aid in combating ongoing wildfires. The Hellenic Republic’s initiative aims to bolster the efforts of ground forces currently engaged in firefighting activities across the island. According to Cyprus News Agency, Andreas Kettis, spokesperson for the Fire Service, announced
Limassol: The Crisis Management Coordination Center has instructed the preventive evacuation of the Omodos community following renewed fire threats in certain regions. Lefteris Perikli, President of the Limassol Union of Communities, clarified that while there is no immediate danger, the evacuation is a precautionary measure due to aerial surveillance indicating
Limassol: The two helicopters from Egypt have arrived in Cyprus, according to information from the Ministry of Energy, Commerce, and Industry. ‘We have just been informed that the two firefighting helicopters that took off from Egypt about two hours ago have just landed at Andreas Papandreou Airport and are awaiting
Nicosia: The Minister of Petroleum and Mineral Resources of the Arab Republic of Egypt, Karim Badawi, is visiting Cyprus for two days to engage in discussions with key Cypriot officials. On Thursday, Badawi is scheduled to meet with the President of the Republic, Nikos Christodoulides, alongside Cyprus’ Energy Minister, George
Nicosia: Members of the Cyprus Hotel Association (PASYXE) are making hotel rooms available to accommodate fire victims. The Association stated that it is in constant communication and coordination with the Ministry of the Interior and the Civil Defence Crisis Management Centre. According to Cyprus News Agency, the member hotels of
