Residents of the small village in Larnaca district have been without water for over a week, resorting to creative measures like using pool water for sanitation. The lack of communication and assistance from authorities has left the community in a bureaucratic limbo, raising concerns about their safety, livelihoods, and the ability of the restructured municipality to handle emergencies effectively.
Farmers are protesting over a severe water shortage, demanding increased water allocation to save crops at risk in regions like the Famagusta district and Paphos. The reliance on highsalinity borehole water threatens both this season’s yield and future soil quality, prompting fears of product scarcity and higher consumer costs in the agricultural sector.
In Paphos, farmers are struggling with severe water limitations, risking their crops and livelihoods. Reduced water allocations and the drying Asprokremmos dam have led to mounting concerns, prompting calls for state intervention and sustainable water management solutions.
