Three 18-year-old suspects were remanded in custody for eight days by the Famagusta district court on Monday after a 47-year-old Turkish Cypriot man was seriously assaulted in Ayia Napa.
The Turkish Cypriot remains intubated at Nicosia general hospital.
The three suspects face charges of causing grievous bodily harm. They were arrested and taken into custody in the early hours of Monday.
Famagusta CID is continuing its investigation.
According to the Cyprus News Agency, all three suspects travel on Swedish passports, although their countries of origin are reported to be Albania, Chile and Iraq.
Police are also searching for a fourth suspect, who has already been identified by investigators.
The 47-year-old victim remains intubated at Nicosia general hospital following the attack.
Earlier, Turkish Cypriot political figures condemned the attack with Turkish Cypriot leader Tufan Erhurman saying that the Turkish Cypriot side moved swiftly to establish contact with relevant authorities following the attack.
According to reports from the north, Erhurman said that, from the moment they were informed of the incident, contacts had been made with the relevant bicommunal technical committee, the authorities in the north and officials of the Republic of Cyprus.
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