In Nicosia, a violent knife attack left a housekeeper and an assailant seriously injured, both rushed to Nicosia General Hospital. Prompt police response and an ongoing investigation seek to uncover the motives behind the disturbing incident.
A bomb exploded at a fast food outlet in Episkopi, Limassol, causing minor damage, with the police investigating the incident. The local community has rallied around the young entrepreneur affected by the attack, offering support as authorities search for answers.
A 25yearold motorcyclist in Chlorakas was severely injured after being hit by a car on Makarios Avenue. The driver, who was over the legal alcohol limit, tried to flee but was detained, leading to prompt police action and the motorcyclist being in serious condition at Paphos General Hospital.
The 12hour electricity outage in North’s Yenikent suburb was caused by a boiler explosion at a nearby thermal power plant, affecting areas around Nicosia. Repair efforts followed, with residents resorting to creative solutions like using cars for charging devices amidst the frustrating blackout.
The second arrest in Limassol following the torching of a police car was of a 19yearold male involved in the organized attack, where around 100 individuals threw Molotov cocktails and rocks, damaging police vehicles. The incident near Ypsonas village in Limassol is seen as a backlash against increased Easter policing efforts, highlighting the challenges faced by law enforcement in maintaining community security.
The community in Livadia is responding to school vandalism with a strong call for improved security measures at the primary school. The federation of Larnaca parents associations and the school board are advocating for state intervention to prevent future acts of vandalism and ensure a safe educational environment for students.
A tragic pedestrian accident in Kokkinotrimithia claimed the life of Polycarpos Michael, a 61yearold man struck by a vehicle on a Sunday evening. Despite efforts by emergency services, he was pronounced dead at Nicosia General Hospital. The driver was detained for questioning, emphasizing the importance of road safety and pedestrian awareness in the community.
The rise of youth crime and xenophobia in Larnaca has sparked concern, leading authorities to consider educational programs and community outreach initiatives. A recent alarming incident involving a 16yearold threatening tourists with a knife and xenophobic remarks highlights the need for fostering understanding and inclusivity in the community.
A bomb exploded outside a closed nightclub in Paralimni, shattering the glass front door around 2 AM. Authorities are investigating the incident, reviewing CCTV footage, and seeking witnesses, while the community rallies together in support and discusses enhanced security measures for the future.
