The Oroklini fire incident saw 80 unaccompanied minors safely evacuated by firefighters and staff, with no injuries reported. Postevacuation, the minors are being relocated to various facilities in the Larnaca region to ensure their safety and integration into the community.
As the heatwave persists in Nicosia, nursing homes are being fined for not having functional air conditioning systems, putting the elderly at risk. Unannounced inspections by the Deputy Ministry of Social Welfare aim to ensure that these establishments maintain health protocols to protect vulnerable residents from the extreme temperatures.
The ballot boxes for the upcoming Sunday election in Cyprus have been dispatched to over 1,800 local and international polling stations. Chief returning officer Elikkos Elia stresses the importance of voter participation in shaping the nation’s future, urging all eligible citizens to cast their votes.
The Cypriot halloumi cheese industry continues to grapple with a “lack of trust” due to its complex history of production and regulation. The government, led by President Nikos Christodoulides, aims to protect halloumi’s PDO status and its role as a key export while addressing concerns about authenticity and livelihoods among stakeholders.
For similar events like the fake doctor fraud case, it is crucial to exercise caution and verify any unexpected demands for money to protect oneself and loved ones from falling victim to deceptive schemes. Stay alert, stay informed, and report suspicious activities promptly to prevent being ensnared in the web of deceit that preys on unsuspecting individuals.
Reflect Festival in Cyprus has solidified the country’s status as a tech and entrepreneurial hub, drawing 9,000 participants to Limassol. The event showcased Cyprus as a bridge between global tech communities, fostering connections between investors and startups.
Cyprus and Montenegro strengthened ties through a Presidential meeting, focusing on cooperation in tourism, trade, investment, education, shipping, culture, and technology. They plan to finalize agreements to boost strategic partnerships and economic exchanges, with Cyprus offering support for Montenegro’s EU accession journey.
Residents are bracing for a scorching day as temperatures hit 44 degrees Celsius inland and 32 degrees Celsius in higher altitudes, triggering an orange heatwave warning. Precautions include staying indoors from 11 am to 5 pm, hydrating, wearing lightweight clothing, and reporting any signs of fire to emergency services to prevent potential disasters.
Pralina Experience in Nicosia brings a taste of European sophistication with dishes like tuna tataki and Porchetta au Jus in an elegant yet welcoming atmosphere. Situated in the modern heart of Nicosia, Pralina offers a dining experience that blends opulence with comfort, making it a culinary landmark in the city.
The tender for leasing firefighting helicopters was cancelled due to technical criteria not being met, leaving Cyprus vulnerable to wildfires. Despite current aerial firefighting resources, plans for new leases and purchases are in place to enhance firefighting capabilities and protect natural habitats and communities from fire hazards.
