The Bank of Cyprus was honored at the Boussias Cyprus Responsible Awards 2023 with a Platinum Award for its longterm investment in healthcare at the Bank of Cyprus Oncology Centre and a Gold Award for its community support initiative, SupportCY. These accolades showcase the bank’s dedication to corporate social responsibility and its commitment to making a positive impact on society.
The Bank of Cyprus has been celebrated for its exceptional corporate social responsibility efforts at the Boussias Cyprus Responsible Awards 2023. They received awards for their pioneering Bank of Cyprus Oncology Centre and the innovative SupportCY network that provided vital aid during the pandemic, showcasing their unwavering commitment to community welfare and support during challenging times.
A fouryearold child had a close call at a resort in Paphos when they slipped into the pool, but was quickly rescued by their parents. After receiving immediate first aid and being transferred to a specialized hospital, the child’s condition has stabilized and is showing signs of improvement. Local authorities are investigating the incident to prevent similar accidents in the future.
The police in Paphos are investigating the unexpected death of a sixyearold girl, who had undergone surgery to remove her tonsils and adenoids. The community is rallying around the family as they mourn the loss of their young daughter.
The 17yearold conscript who collapsed during national guard training is in a critical but stable condition after being transferred to France for advanced treatment, with a slight improvement in his health under intensive care. The nation comes together in unified support, hoping for the young soldier’s recovery.
A wildfire erupted in the Apesia area of Limassol, with five aircraft and three fire trucks working to extinguish it. Despite the challenging terrain, emergency services are united in their efforts to protect homes and the environment.
The tragic outcome of a domestic dispute in Strovolos saw a 26yearold man lose his life after sustaining stab wounds, with a 27yearold woman also critically injured. The incident, linked to recent romantic involvement between the individuals, has prompted authorities to launch an investigation into the circumstances surrounding the violent altercation.
In a tragic car accident in Zodia, 61yearold Charalambos Anastasiou lost his life just before 3pm. Efforts to save him at a local hospital were unsuccessful, while two others were seriously injured and the other driver was arrested, emphasizing the need for road safety awareness.
In the village of Kambos, Cyprus, nineyearold Demetra Panayiotou is the sole student at a local school facing closure due to low enrollment. The Cypriot government’s intervention to keep the school open symbolizes a commitment to accessible education and community resilience in rural areas.
A new fire has erupted in Ayia Varvara and Marki, following the extinguishment of a previous fire near Politiko. Fire services, led by spokesman Andreas Kettis, have swiftly deployed resources including three fire trucks and two aircraft to combat the blaze, with strong community support from local volunteers and additional forestry department forces.
