Two individuals were rescued from a sinking boat near Limassol, Cyprus, by the swift actions of the local coast guard, following a distress signal. The successful operation demonstrated the effectiveness of the national emergency plan, Nearchos, in ensuring the safety of maritime travelers in the region.
The daring airlift rescue off the Cyprus coast involved the JRCC’s Nearchos plan, a Cypriot military helicopter, and a specialized nurse, successfully saving a distressed crew member from a cargo ship. The operation showcased Cyprus’s advanced search and rescue capabilities and the seamless coordination between emergency services in maritime emergencies.
A 51yearold man was rescued from a 50meterdeep ravine near Alambra in Nicosia after his vehicle overturned, with specialized firefighters and police coordinating a successful operation. The man’s family member reported his disappearance, prompting a swift search and rescue effort that highlighted the importance of timely and skilled emergency response.
A 51yearold man disappeared but was miraculously found in a gorge inside his overturned vehicle after an extensive search involving police and special units. Despite potential injuries, a successful rescue operation saved him, showcasing the efficiency and dedication of the responders.
Maritime rescue operations at Cavo Greco involved three vessels with migrants, as the coast guard swiftly carried out rescues and escorted passengers to Ayia Napa marina. From there, individuals were sent to the Pournara reception centre, reflecting a united effort to ensure safety and offer hope to those seeking refuge.
