The American Medical Center in Cyprus has been recognized as the most trusted health center for the eighth consecutive year, showcasing their dedication to exceptional healthcare and cuttingedge medical services. With a focus on patient safety and clinical excellence, AMC stands as a beacon of trust in the realm of healthcare, setting a high standard for medical institutions in the country.
Cyprus has signed an €8 million Enterprise Agreement with Microsoft to digitally transform its public sector, providing 10,000 users with Microsoft 365 licenses for enhanced productivity and modernized IT infrastructure. The partnership includes training and support to ensure a successful transition to a more efficient and innovative digital state.
The Green Party has sounded the alarm over an unauthorized wharf on Yianna Marie beach in Protaras, expressing concerns about its legality and environmental impact. Urging swift action to address any violations and protect the beach’s natural state, they emphasize the longterm consequences for the community and the environment.
In a recent drug trafficking bust at Larnaca Airport, authorities seized 17 kilograms of cannabis from a suitcase and arrested a 26yearold male suspect, highlighting the ongoing battle against drugrelated crimes in the region. This event underscores the importance of drug awareness and community vigilance in combating illegal drug distribution.
The Holy Synod court proceedings have commenced, addressing allegations against two monks from the Osios Avakum monastery involving sexual misconduct and financial impropriety. This scandal has sparked concerns about transparency and accountability within the church, as highranking ecclesiastical figures convene to deliberate away from the public eye.
Two individuals in Paphos, a 38yearold man and a 28yearold woman, were arrested for multiple burglaries. Authorities recovered stolen jewelry, electronics, and 62 keys from their shared residence, linking them to past crimes. Police urge the public to aid the ongoing investigation and enhance home security measures to prevent further incidents.
Turkish Cypriot Leader Ersin Tatar demands Yodak Chairman Turgay Avci’s resignation over allegations of counterfeit diplomas and corruption, sparking a push for educational integrity. Avci, accused of accepting bribes related to university accreditation, faces calls for resignation to uphold standards in the Turkish Cypriot higher education sector.
In a recent operation off the Cypriot coast near Cape Greco, two individuals were arrested for attempting to smuggle 458 migrants from Lebanon, charging each person around $3,000. The migrants are now safe and receiving care at the Pournara Reception Centre, while the suspects are facing charges for facilitating mass illegal migration.
Dr. George Astras, known as ‘Dr. Time’, extends his oncology patients’ lives, providing moments with loved ones beyond medical treatment. His positive doctorpatient relationships enhance cancer therapies like targeted therapy and immunotherapy, fostering hope in the fight against cancer.
TEDxMolos in Limassol is a gathering of diverse speakers sharing inspiring stories under the theme “Local Legends: From Passion to Change,” aiming to spark societal transformation through individual efforts. Taking place on March 27 at Plevsis Hall, this event promises an evening of motivation, networking, and wisdom, uniting likeminded individuals in the pursuit of positive change.
