Authorities confiscated 800 kg of meat products ahead of Easter due to labeling discrepancies, not health concerns, in routine inspections to uphold market standards and consumer trust in Cyprus. The seizure aimed to prevent illegitimate market practices and stabilize prices, with lamb and kid meat seeing a 10% increase while chicken prices dropped by 34%.
Private kindergartens must follow strict CCTV regulations to balance safety and privacy. Cameras are allowed at entrances and exits, but not in classrooms or sensitive areas like toilets. The Data Protection Commissioner’s office provides clear guidelines to ensure data security and restricted access for the protection of children and staff.
The Green Party has sounded the alarm over an unauthorized wharf on Yianna Marie beach in Protaras, expressing concerns about its legality and environmental impact. Urging swift action to address any violations and protect the beach’s natural state, they emphasize the longterm consequences for the community and the environment.
Two individuals were apprehended at Paphos Airport for attempting to smuggle over 23,000 cigarettes and 3.8kg of tobacco to the UK, evading tax laws and posing health risks to consumers. Authorities’ swift action highlights the importance of stringent dutyfree regulations and international cooperation in combating illicit trade activities that undermine public health efforts and revenue for governments.
