
In-Cyprus
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Dozens of people at church for Saint Ephraim remains, police on site
Police were on site on Panayia Trachonas church in Strovolos today, as dozens of civilians attended the service to pay respects to the...
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Showers and storms tomorrow through to Wednesday
A low pressure system is affecting the country with showers, storms and snowfalls on Troodos forecast for the next three days, as...
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Low income family in Paphos launch appeal for 21 year old son injured in labour accident
A couple in Paphos, Greek Cypriot mother and Lebanese father, facing serious economic issues, have launched a support appeal following...
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Nigerian schoolboys freed as forces search for 300 abducted girls
Gunmen in Nigeria on Saturday released 27 teenage boys who were kidnapped from their school last week in the north-central state of...
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Evangelical churches in Cyprus express regret over Eurovision song
The Union of Evangelical Churches in Cyprus has expressed regret over what it calls ‘the unfortunate selection of the song...
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Police re-issue internet safety advice, following rise in sexual abuse cases
Police have re-issued, with additional detail, a series of advice for parents on how to deal with the internet safety of their children,...
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133 fined and charged in covid checks, almost half in Limassol
The city and district of Limassol recorded fifty three out of 133 individuals and businesses fined and charged for covid violations over...
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Restaurant opens, two bday parties in Limassol
As Limassol continues to face issues with its high covid positivity rates, authorities charged a restaurant owner yesterday for opening...
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Myanmar police crack down on protests for second day; two dead, several hurt
Myanmar police opened fired today on protests against military rule, killing at least two people and wounding several on the second day...
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U.S. authorizes J&J’s COVID-19 vaccine, making it third available
The US Food and Drug Administration approved Johnson & Johnson’s single-shot Covid-19 vaccine for emergency use, beginning the...
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Isolated showers on the last day of winter, storms and snowfalls tomorrow
A high pressure system continues to affect Cyprus, giving way to a low pressure outlook tomorrow. Clear skies initially today (the last...
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Citizen who threatened journalists at state broadcaster, charged
A man who entered the premises of the Cyprus Broadcasting Corporation yesterday, shouting abuse at journalists over ‘El...
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71 year old caught with child sexual abuse videos
A seventy one year old man in Limassol is in custody following the discovery of videos and photos of children and minors sexual abuse on...
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No deaths for 3rd consecutive day, slight drop in new cases
No deaths for a third day running and 243 new cases were recorded in Cyprus today, a drop in number in comparison to yesterday’s...
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Where to get a rapid test on Sunday 28 February
Aiming at the continuous surveillance of the community and the workplaces, the free programmes of rapid antigen testing of the general...
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Illegal sale of Salamis marble on Ebay stopped
A Russian man attempted to sell a piece of marble from the ancient Salamis archaeological site in the occupied territories, obtained...
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Government guided by science on covid, not politics, Presidency says
The government is always guided by scientific evidence on covid policies, not political expediences, said Director of President...
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Turkey supports two-state ‘vision’ Erdogan tells Tatar
Ankara continues to steadfastly support a two state ‘vision’ for the settlement of the Cyprus issue, based on the so-called...
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Bible basher verbally attacks journalists at CyBC over ‘El Diablo’
Violent reactions continued over the lyrics of the song ‘El Diablo’ that will represent Cyprus in this years’...
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Yemen’s children starve as U.N. seeks billions to avoid vast ‘man-made’ famine
Sixteen million Yemenis, more than half the population of the Arabian Peninsula country – are going hungry. Of those, five million...