Driver arrested for driving twice over the speed limit
A 24-year-old driver in Larnaca was arrested for driving almost twice over the speed limit, police said on Sunday.
Officers intercepted the vehicle at 11:15pm on Saturday on Spyrou Kyprianou ...
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Coronavirus: 16 individuals, 7 businesses fined for breaking regulations
Police fined 16 individuals and seven business for breaking coronavirus restrictions in the 24 hours up to 6am on Monday.
A police spokesman told the Cyprus News Agency that these were the ...
Four more arrests after fight at Limassol party
Four more people are to be taken to Limassol District Court on Monday after a fight broke out at a party in Limassol on Saturday night.
Police said the individuals ...
Coronavirus: Four deaths and 2,184 new cases recorded on Saturday (updated)
Four people died from Covid on Saturday while 2,184 new cases were recorded, the ministry of health said.
The four deaths all refer to men, two aged 92, one aged 83 and one ...
Coronavirus: Morphou restaurant fined €1,500 for breaking regulations
A restaurant in the Morphou area was fined €1,500 for breaking Covid rules while a second was fined €750 for not checking for SafePasses as 1,848 checks were carried out around the island ...
Police have to rescue drivers trying to cross river in Paphos (video)
Police had to rescue drivers on Sunday after they tried to cross the Xeros river in the Paphos district, which had developed a strong flow after recent heavy rainfall.
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Coronavirus: Three deaths and 1,813 new cases reported on Sunday (updated)
Three people died from coronavirus on Sunday as the ministry reported 1,813 new Covid cases.
The three deaths bring to 712 the total number who have died from the virus since the ...
High winds cause power outages around the island
High winds across the island on Sunday left certain areas without power since Saturday night, the Electricity Authority (EAC) said.
Areas in Nicosia, Limassol and Paphos were affected.
EAC spokesman ...
Turnout at elections in the north reaches 58 per cent (updated)
As expected, voter turnout in the north for ‘parliamentary’ elections on Sunday was very low, with only 58.23 per cent of those eligible taking part by the time polling stations closed.
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Police launch investigation after large amount of stolen goods found
Paphos police were on Sunday carrying out intense searches after two people, aged 29 and 33, were arrested in connection with a string of burglaries and thefts and the possession of hand ...
Karousos says government does not back increasing charges at Limassol port
Transport Minister Yiannis Karousos on Sunday expressed the government’s disagreement over planned increases in charges at Limassol port, saying that efforts are being made so that these will not ...
Low occupancy means hotels open in Paphos operating at a loss
Occupancy levels of hotels that are open in Paphos are not even reaching 20 per cent, president of the Paphos Hoteliers Associaion Thanos Michaelides said on Sunday.
Speaking to the Cyprus ...
Man remanded after ‘winning’ €14,000 at casino with marked cards
A 40-year-old man remanded in police custody on Sunday won €14,000 in recent weeks from the Limassol casino after marking cards.
According to Limassol CID on Saturday night the manager of ...
Remand after two swindled out of nearly €40,000
A 28-year-old man has been remanded in custody for four days following his arrest for allegedly cheating two people out of €39,700, paid for the supposed import of vehicles from overseas.
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Navy takes part in exercise with French frigate (pics)
A military exercise with the participation of a frigate of the French Navy took place on Friday in the sea south of Larnaca, the ministry of defence said on Sunday.
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Coronavirus: Greens official slams Test and Stay measure
The Test and Stay scheme to be introduced in schools as of Monday to allow close contacts to stay in lessons will only create more problems, deputy leader of the ...
Heavy rains see Argaka dam overflow
The Argaka dam, which holds 990,000 cubic metres of water has overflowed, the local community leader said on Sunday.
Community leader Spyros Pelopida said the dam overflowed earlier this year than ...
Traffic builds up as drivers ignore calls and head to the mountains
Traffic congestion has been caused on roads leading to Troodos as those with unsuitable vehicles have ignored police advice and headed for the mountains.
The chaos picked up pace shortly ...
Two charged as police checks continue on Chlorakas
Coordinated police operations in Chlorakas continued over Saturday night with two people found illegally staying in the area charged.
A new operation was staged on Saturday lasting from the afternoon ...
Plans for Chlorakas coast branded ‘dangerous’
Concerns about the environmental costs and risks to public safety posed by the plans to upgrade the Chlorakas coastline were expressed on Sunday by President of the AKTI Rehabilitation and ...
Coronavirus: Nine Nicosia businesses fined for breaking Covid rules
Eight businesses in Nicosia were fined €500 for employees not having a SafePass while one was fined €1,500 because the manager was not wearing a facemask as almost 3,000 checks of Covid measures ...
Coronavirus: Bad weather moves some rapid test sites
As extreme winds grip the island the ministry of health on Sunday announced changes to its rapid testing locations.
A site in Kyperounta due to offer free rapid tests to ...
‘No information’ to link Cyprus to rape case (updated)
No information so far indicated people in Cyprus were involved in the well-publicised rape of a 24-year-old woman in Thessaloniki, Cyprus the Cyprus News Agency reported on Sunday.
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