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Philenews: The man was seriously injured when he fell over after being hit by the bike driven by a 38 year old during the...
Philenews: The capital has almost emptied out as most head to the beach for the day or staying overnight at coastal...
Philenews: Authorities at Larnaca Airport have arrested a 47-year-old woman who arrived in Cyprus from Madrid, after 17.6 kilograms of cannabis were found in her...
CyprusMail: A 75-year-old man suffered serious injuries on Saturday after attempting to cross a road in the Larnaca district village of...
CyprusMail: A 47-year-old Italian woman was arrested at Larnaca airport on Saturday attempting to smuggle more than 17kg of cannabis into...
Philenews: Cyprus’s popular resort towns Ayia Napa and Protaras are preparing for the Pentecost (Kataklysmos) long weekend with hotel occupancy rates reaching up to 100% in many cases, driven by strong domestic tourism demand. Panagiotis Konstantinou, president of...
CyprusMail: Eighty three packages containing cannabidiol (CBD) and tetrahydrocannabinol (THC) were seized...
Philenews: Two women required medical treatment for smoke inhalation after a fire broke out in a Larnaca apartment on Thursday evening, with emergency services responding to what officials described as a near-fatal incident. The FireService received the alarm...
CyprusMail: A pod of eight dolphins was spotted off the coast of Larnaca during a diving event, with underwater photographers taking the opportunity to...
CyprusMail: A fire broke out in a microwave in an apartment in Larnaca on Friday morning, fire brigade spokesman Andreas Kettis said. He said the fire...
CyprusMail: A car belonging to a 70-year-old man in the Larnaca suburb of Aradippou was set on fire for the second time in the space of six weeks, the police said on...
CyprusMail: Amid much pomp PresidentNikos Christodoulides on Thursday laid the foundation stone for a project further expanding the island’s two international airports, promising to service over 17 million passengers a year once the works are completed by 2027. Speaking...