The Forestry Department warns of extreme fire risk due to strong winds until Sunday, urging the public to avoid using heatgenerating tools near dry vegetation and to be cautious with outdoor activities to prevent forest fires. Legal consequences for starting fires without authorization are severe, stressing the importance of reporting any signs of smoke or fire promptly to protect the community and precious forest resources.
A yellow weather alert has been issued due to high temperatures and fire risk across various regions. Public caution is advised to prevent wildfires, and strict regulations are in place to ensure safety and minimize potential disasters.
Residents must remain vigilant due to a yellow weather warning and high fire risk alert. With scorching temperatures expected from 11 am to 5 pm, precautions such as avoiding firestarting activities and adhering to permit regulations are crucial, alongside keeping an eye out for smoke or flames and being cautious on rough waters.
The Larnaca District’s fire risk assessment by Ask Wire reveals 45% lowrisk areas and 21% high to very high risk zones, emphasizing the importance of targeted fire safety strategies. The Bank of Cyprus Academy celebrates its first graduation, showcasing the commitment to upskilling employees in vital areas like Strategy and Digital Marketing, while Cyprus’s real estate market thrives and the digital euro promises to revolutionize the financial landscape.
Ask Wire’s fire risk analysis in Larnaca has categorized the district into four levels, with 45% deemed low risk, while highrisk areas like Odou and Melini are identified. Of the 54,102 buildings analyzed, 79% are residential, aiding in fire safety, insurance assessment, and property management.
