Two suspects have been detained in connection with the Strovolos café bombing, adding to a growing list of individuals tied to the case. The community remains on high alert as authorities investigate motives and the nature of the explosive device used in the attack, urging public assistance in piecing together the events leading up to the incident.
A recent surge in car thefts in Ammochostos has led to multiple arrests, with a 16yearold individual being the latest suspect detained by authorities. Three men were previously arrested in Ayia Napa, with two suspects from the Larnaca district also implicated in vehiclerelated crimes. Courts have issued detention orders for ongoing investigations, showcasing the proactive stance of law enforcement against such offenses.
In Limassol, a 34yearold man was arrested for stealing items worth €1,760 from a parked car, while in Famagusta, three individuals were apprehended for multiple car thefts after being found with burglary tools. Investigations are ongoing, with judicial proceedings initiated for the suspects involved.
A British tourist, 53, was severely injured in Paralimni, Cyprus, after crashing his car into a tree, sustaining a fractured skull and broken leg. He is in an “extremely critical” condition in an ICU as investigations into the cause of the highimpact crash are underway.
The Golden Passport investigations are making progress, with some inquiries nearing completion, according to police chief Stelios Papatheodorou. Allegations of corruption and security risks surrounding the scheme granting citizenship to wealthy investors are being closely scrutinized. The Osiou Avakoum monastery scandal, which includes serious accusations from money laundering to violence, has sparked demands for transparency and reforms.
The government stands firm on noninterference in the Osiou Avakoum monastery scandal, emphasizing the need for a fair investigation. Spokesperson Konstantinos Letymbiotis urges those with evidence to step forward, ensuring justice is served impartially.
Authorities, led by Deputy Attorney General Savvas Angelides, are investigating seven football matches suspected of matchfixing in Cyprus. The Cyprus referee’s organization is involved, calling for more information to validate the allegations as transparency and patience are key during this delicate process to preserve the integrity of the sport.
The unrest in Paphos began with a peaceful march of Arab descent youths, leading to a racially charged assault by a local man. This escalated into property damage by some demonstrators, resulting in police intervention and arrests, highlighting the underlying racial tensions and challenges faced by asylum seekers and local communities in Paphos.
In Paphos, a string of ten church robberies in just 22 days led to the arrest of three individuals, including two young men and a driver. The thefts involved valuable religious items, deeply affecting the community in this cultural landmark city.
A patient being locked in a store room at Nicosia General Hospital has led to the proposed suspension of three nurses by Okypy. The incident is currently under investigation by the police and internal inquiry to determine any criminal offenses and disciplinary misconduct.
