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Larnaca Economic Revival on the Rise Despite Potential Challenges

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Larnaca is experiencing a period of economic revival with key projects underway, including the removal of oil tanks, construction of the LarnacaDekelia road, and the development of a portmarina. Despite challenges such as geopolitical tensions and predictions of slowed GDP growth, the city is determined to sustain its revitalization and growth through collaboration among government, the Chamber of Commerce, and other stakeholders.

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CEPOL’s Initiative Against Human Trafficking and Labor Exploitation in Cyprus

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CEPOL, in collaboration with various institutions, has launched an educational program in Cyprus to combat human trafficking and labor exploitation. The initiative includes a fiveday training for police, prosecutors, labor inspectors, and border guards from Cyprus and other participating countries, aiming to foster knowledgesharing and operational cooperation to effectively tackle labor law violations.

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Arrest Warrant Issued for Prison Guard in Drug Smuggling Case

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A 45yearold prison guard in Cyprus is facing an arrest warrant for allegedly smuggling drugs into the central prison. Investigations revealed the guard’s involvement in a systematic drug supply chain within the prison, leading to the discovery of synthetic cannabinoids and further implicating two other individuals. This incident highlights the importance of maintaining the integrity of the prison system and the constant vigilance required to ensure the safety and security of inmates, staff, and the broader community.

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Police Looking for Chlorakas Burglars

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Police are searching for the burglars who broke into a holiday villa in Chlorakas between September 8 and October 19, stealing items worth €850. Two suspects have been identified from Paphos and arrest warrants have been issued, leaving the community feeling shaken and authorities urging vigilance.

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Eyes on the Road: Cyprus Combats Mobile Distractions Behind the Wheel

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Cyprus is facing a disturbing increase in fatal traffic accidents, largely caused by distracted driving, particularly with the use of mobile phones. The “Eyes on the Road – The Mobile can Wait” campaign has been launched to combat this issue, while Cyprus has also adopted a Strategic Road Safety Plan to reduce fatalities and serious injuries by 2030.

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Diabetes Prevalence in Cyprus: A Growing Concern

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Diabetes affects 12.7% of Cyprus’s population, exceeding the global average of 10.5%. The Cypriot government is enhancing public awareness, revising national strategies for prevention and treatment, and improving services through EUfunded projects. Upgrades to diabetic clinics and advancements in care technology are key measures being implemented.

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Museum of the Moon makes mark in Larnaca

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The Museum of the Moon, a captivating 7meterwide scale model installation of the moon with highresolution NASA imagery, has made its mark in Larnaca’s Zouhouri Square, enchanting locals and visitors alike. As part of the Larnaca Biennale, this celestial exhibit offers a unique opportunity to explore the moon and participate in mooninspired events, all free of charge.

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Bridging Literary Worlds: Theo Votsos at the Forefront

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Theo Votsos, a renowned translator specializing in German and Greek literature, will be honored at a literary event at ARTos House in Nicosia as part of the Weeks of the German Language initiative. The event will feature insightful dialogues on translation and cultural exchange, with free admission and simultaneous Greek and German translation.

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Cyprus Business Now: Government Employment and Fintech Summit

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In October 2023, government employment in Cyprus increased by 0.5%, reaching a total of 53,554 employees. The Education Service experienced a significant rise in temporary staff, with a 24.2% increase for the academic year 20232024. Meanwhile, the upcoming “Future of Fintech Summit” organized by Forbes Cyprus promises to bring together notable industry figures for engaging talks and discussions. The Cyprus Stock Exchange faced losses, and residents were alerted to heavy rainfall.

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