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,

Nicosia: The Republic of Cyprus has extended its heartfelt gratitude to all the countries that have responded to its call for assistance in combating the extensive fires currently affecting the region, according to a statement made by the Government Spokesman on ‘X’. According to Cyprus News Agency, the Government Spokesman

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

Limassol: Two individuals with extensive burn injuries were transferred to the Burns Unit at Nicosia General Hospital, and their condition is considered serious but not critical, Charalambos Charilaou, spokesperson for the State Health Services Organisation (SHSO), told the Cyprus News Agency. According to Cyprus News Agency, the Emergency Department at

Moscow: The Russian Foreign Ministry has expressed optimism about the progress of Cyprus negotiations, following a recent informal meeting in New York on July 16-17. Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova conveyed during a weekly press briefing that the new initiatives agreed upon during the meeting are expected to strengthen trust between the

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