In Paphos, three suspects have been arrested in connection to a series of 13 church thefts over 22 days, including a 16yearold. The police are investigating to recover stolen money and religious artifacts, while the community is focused on improving security at these sacred sites.
Criminals in Cyprus central prisons are using contraband smartphones to coordinate crimes, including ordering hits from behind bars. Despite efforts to address this issue, technological advancements challenge authorities to intercept these communications effectively, highlighting the need for enhanced security measures.
Reducing speed limits in urban areas to 30km/h can significantly decrease traffic accidents by up to 20% with just a 10% reduction in speed. This initiative, spearheaded by the road safety council and supported by the department of public works, aims to enhance safety, promote ecofriendly transportation, and align with European trends towards a better urban quality of life.
The European Traffic Police Network’s road safety inspection campaign uncovered multiple violations, including speeding, overloaded cargo, lack of permits, and absence of protective bars, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced road safety measures in the Ammochostos district.
Artist JAYE, a renowned guitarist from Cyprus, has impacted over 12,000 students through innovative teaching methods and established the nonprofit organization “Sharing Music Unites Us” to mentor children in need through music. His journey is a testament to the power of music in overcoming adversity and inspiring positive change, with a deeprooted connection to his homeland serving as a constant source of inspiration and motivation.
Drivers in Cyprus should anticipate lane closures and detours on the NicosiaLimassol and PaphosLimassol highways during nighttime maintenance for safety barrier repairs, reflective studs installation, and road surface overhaul. Adherence to reduced speed, safe distances, and traffic signs is crucial for safety during these ongoing highway works.
SupportCY volunteers recently participated in missing persons training with Cyprus emergency services, improving search techniques and profiling skills for vulnerable individuals. A joint field exercise successfully located a ‘missing child’, showcasing effective teamwork and resource use, reinforcing community safety and preparedness for future cases.
Foreign Minister Constantinos Kombos advocates for a collective apology to the families of the more than 750 missing individuals, emphasizing the nation’s need for justice and closure. His speech at a recent funeral signifies a plea for compassion and a commitment to transparency in addressing unresolved wounds and seeking peace.
The recent turmoil on Zahra Street in Nicosia was a violent clash between two factions, viewed as a “mafia exercise” by Mayor Mehmet Harmanci. It highlighted the presence of criminal organizations trying to assert power in the historic old town, disrupting its cultural and social hub.
ISIC Cyprus offers student discounts on various services and educational programs, recognized in 135 countries for €15/year. Local businesses can partner with ISIC for free promotion and attract student customers.
