The Cyprus police have issued a warning about a surge in cyber scams impersonating law enforcement, with emails falsely claiming to be from authorities like Europol and Interpol. The newly appointed police chief, Themistos Arnaoutis, emphasizes the importance of verifying unexpected messages and reporting suspicious communications to protect the community from these deceptive tactics.
The Larnaca apartment fire incident caused extensive property damage as a blaze engulfed the balcony area, shattering the glass enclosure and affecting nearby equipment. Firefighters responded swiftly to contain the fire before it spread further, with investigations ongoing to determine the cause of the blaze.
A 31yearold man was detained in Larnaca for alleged theft and possession of burglary tools, with police discovering suspicious items in his car at a petrol station around 3:30 AM. The Larnaca CID is investigating to confirm if the items are stolen, emphasizing the importance of community vigilance and police work in maintaining safety.
EKO Cyprus collaborates with the Cyprus Fire Service to boost public safety, providing advanced rescue equipment and specialized training. This partnership aims to enhance emergency response capabilities and promote fire safety awareness through public education campaigns, benefiting communities across Cyprus.
Seven men were detained in Paphos after being found in a car with concrete chunks and bats at 2 am. Authorities are investigating their intentions and emphasizing public safety and community awareness in maintaining order in the historically tranquil town.
