The swift response to the university bus fire in Nicosia ensured no injuries occurred, thanks to the fire brigade’s quick containment and the driver’s alertness. Traffic was diverted, and safety reviews were promised to prevent future incidents.
A man in Paphos was arrested for causing a wildfire with his fireworks in Ha Potami, near Kouklia village. Despite having a valid license, the incident raised concerns about the safety and regulatory oversight of fireworks displays in the region.
Labour Ministers place paramount importance on ensuring safety and health in the workplace, emphasizing the nonnegotiable value of human life through continuous improvement of safety standards and collaboration with insurance companies. This commitment aligns with global initiatives of organizations like the ILO, highlighting the ongoing effort to foster a culture of prevention and prioritize workers’ wellbeing worldwide.
In a latenight explosion that shook the quiet town of Lakatamia in Nicosia, a bomb detonated in a parking lot, damaging two vehicles belonging to local residents. Authorities are now investigating the incident, intensifying security measures to ensure public safety and restore community trust in the wake of this alarming event.
Construction of the first new homes for refugees is set to start in July, as part of the government’s ‘Ktizo’ initiative. This project aims to replace unsafe housing and provide habitable living spaces, with initial plans to demolish and rebuild 20 unfit apartment buildings, ensuring safety and community wellbeing.
Traffic arrangements for the OPAP Limassol Marathon 2024 include road closures on April 13 for the 5km races and on April 14 for the main marathon event, with detours provided by local authorities. The main race will see over 10,000 participants running along the coastal road, with closures in effect from 6:00 am to 2:00 pm, ensuring a safe and successful event.
In Larnaca, overcrowded primary schools are prompting parents to push for new school construction, better infrastructure, and affordable allday schooling. Urgent reforms are needed to address the rising student population and ensure quality public education for all children in the coastal city.
The labour inspection department has issued a warning about high dust levels in the atmosphere, urging vulnerable groups to stay indoors and avoid outdoor activities. Employers are advised to protect their workers with measures like providing respiratory gear and adjusting work schedules to minimize exposure during this period of heightened dust concentration.
Nicosia Municipality warns against illegal Easter bonfires due to the risks they pose, including property damage, air pollution, and public health threats. Residents are urged to cooperate with authorities to ensure a safe and environmentally friendly holiday celebration.
The recent shootings at Limassol car dealerships have left the community on edge, with two consecutive attacks occurring within days of each other. Law enforcement is intensifying efforts to unravel these mysteries and ensure the safety of residents in the face of escalating tension.
