Nicosia: A fresh extreme maximum temperature warning is in effect in Cyprus on Sunday until 1700 local time. The Department of Meteorology has warned that on Sunday the temperature is expected to reach around 43 degrees celsius over inland areas and 33 over the higher mountainous areas. According to Cyprus
Limassol: Investigations into the causes of the deadly fires in the Limassol district are continuing, Police Spokesperson Kyriaki Lambrianidou told CNA. According to Cyprus News Agency, the Police announced that all information forwarded to them regarding the fires that broke out across Cyprus in recent days is being investigated. Lambrianidou
Limassol: Fire brigade chief Nicos Logginos has reported a concerning number of arson attempts across Cyprus, even in the aftermath of the devastating fire in the Limassol district. “There are crooks out there who are trying, even after this fire, to commit malicious acts,” Logginos stated on Saturday morning. According
Paphos: Seven flights were affected by dense fog in the Larnaca International Airport area, leading to their diversion to Paphos International Airport. According to Cyprus News Agency, the situation persisted until 0700 on Saturday, with the dense fog causing the affected flights to land at Paphos as a precaution. In
Limassol: A total of 70 incidents, 16 of which required transportation to Limassol General Hospital for further treatment, were managed by the Ambulance Service, as stated by Riana Constantinou, Head of the Ambulance Service of the State Health Services Organisation (OKYPY), to CNA on Friday. According to Cyprus News Agency,
Limassol: Two human lives and 125 square kilometers of land were consumed by a devastating blaze in mountainous Limassol, marking the largest fire in the island’s modern history. The fire, which erupted on Wednesday, has left a trail of incalculable material and psychological damage, affecting 15 communities in the Limassol
