✈️Cyprus airports monitor cyberattacks on check‑in systems
LARNACA/PAPHOS — Cypriot airports are not affected by a cyberattack that hit several European airports and targeted a provider of check‑in and boarding systems. Hermes Airports, operator of Larnaca and Paphos, says the breached provider's platform differs from the systems used in Cyprus. Hermes is closely monitoring developments and remains on standby. The attack has caused delays and cancellations at multiple European hubs, including London Heathrow, Brussels and Berlin.
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👮Teen arrested after 41-year-old seriously injured in Larnaca building
- Around 21:00 police received report of an injured person in an apartment block in Larnaca.
- Officers found a 41-year-old man with a head wound; he told officers he had been attacked by several people.
- Victim taken to Larnaca General Hospital, given first aid and discharged.
- Witness testimony identified a 16-year-old; he was arrested under warrant to assist inquiries.
- This morning the teenager appeared before Larnaca District Court, which ordered four days’ detention.
- Investigation ongoing.
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🌊Strong winds in Protaras — red flags on beaches
Strong winds blowing since Saturday morning, mainly along Cyprus’ coast. In Protaras, rough sea and high surf forced lifeguards to hoist red flags on several beaches, prohibiting swimming because of hazardous sea conditions. Beachgoers must remain out of the water; lifeguards and emergency teams present to enforce safety. Visitors urged to follow instructions and avoid shoreline activities as waves and gusts batter the coast; photos and video show heavy surf and wind‑swept beaches.
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🚨Two Indians arrested after violent attack on compatriots at Strovolos home
Two men, 31 and 45, arrested yesterday for questioning in connection with suspected burglary, malicious damage, assault causing grievous bodily harm and possession and transport of offensive weapons. Testimony obtained during police interviews led to arrest warrants. Shortly after midnight on 17 September 2025 a group forced entry into a Strovolos residence in Nicosia carrying clubs and large knives, damaged the house and vehicles in the yard and injured one occupant. The two suspects appeared before Nicosia District Court and were remanded for five days.
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🪴47-year-old detained over 60 'cocaine eggs'
Limassol District Court remands 47‑year‑old for six days in probe into large drug seizure including 60 so‑called 'eggs' of cocaine. Investigators say he allegedly handed the narcotics to a 35‑year‑old arrested days earlier. The 35‑year‑old was detained after searches at his home and vehicles recovered 977 g of cocaine (gross), 40 g of MDMA and 176 g of cannabis. Yesterday police arrested the 47‑year‑old under a warrant issued following testimony; searches of his residence and car yielded items taken as evidence. Both remain in custody while inquiries continue.
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89-year-old woman dies after being struck on Protaras Avenue
Paralimni — Friday 17:55: Milou Glykenou, 89, was struck by a car while crossing Protaras Avenue. Vehicle driven by a 31-year-old woman. Emergency crews rushed Glykenou to Famagusta General Hospital; due to her condition she was transferred to Nicosia General Hospital and was pronounced dead shortly before 02:00 on Saturday. Paralimni police and the Famagusta Traffic Department are investigating the incident. No additional details about how the collision occurred have been released.
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🌇Nicosia launches European Mobility Week program
20 Sep 19:30 — Parade on foot, bikes, scooters, rollers, skates from Spyridaki Square (Makariou) via Commercial Triangle to Freedom Square lower terrace; 20:00-22:00 DJ, photo foamboard and city messages. 21 Sep — Agioi Omologites: historic core car-free 10:00-22:00, arts, music, workshops, guided walks, local markets; some streets closed, residents’ vehicles allowed at 10 km/h. 22 Sep — Aglantzia: Kyrenia Ave closed 17:00-21:00, family activities, face painting, games, adult outdoor chess and Jenga, sports academy training. Info stands on EU, road safety and climate projects; NEXT BIKE offers 1h free bikes, BOLT 20min scooters, Radio Proto live link and €500 bike voucher raffle.
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Quarries halt product supply for 48 hours
Pan-Cyprian Quarry Association members suspend product deliveries Monday-Tuesday to support Xylofagou and Androlikou and warn of tougher measures. Decision at emergency assembly Friday backs Xylofagou 48-hour strike. Mines Service has supported requests but delays blamed on British Bases bureaucracy. Association urges immediate intervention, warns of heavy impact on construction, risk of mass layoffs and economic harm. Xylofagou demand one of three fixes: approve 2018 extension, permit preliminary works in the new quarry zone, or grant temporary area near firing-range buffer. Further delay unacceptable.
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🔊Ayia Napa: Emergency at Cape Greco — man rescued from drowning by helicopter
A serious incident occurred today off Cape Greco, where a man was on the verge of drowning. Rescue teams arrived immediately, and the victim was airlifted to safety by helicopter.

Details about the man’s condition and the exact circumstances of the incident are still being confirmed. Emergency services remain on site.
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🎒Education Ministry: Student walkout over air‑conditioning excessive and misplaced
Athina Michailidou, Minister of Education, describes PSEM decision to abstain from classes over air‑conditioning as excessive and misplaced.
In an interview she warned that some actors exploit small‑scale political agendas to influence pupils.
She stressed the current government is the only one implementing the nationwide A/C programme and that the rollout is scheduled to be complete by end‑2026 — let them judge us then.
She acknowledged problems in the roll‑out but said boycotts will not accelerate solutions.
She urged students to reserve extreme measures for other causes.
Noted €147 million allocated for upgrading school facilities.
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🇨🇾Cyprus scientist wins UNESCO–AI Fozan Prize for cancer research
Kyriaki Michailidou, head of Biostatistics at the Cyprus Institute of Neurology and Genetics, named 2025 laureate representing Europe and North America. Award: $50,000; ceremony held at UNESCO Paris. Recognised for breast cancer risk‑prediction methods now included in international clinical guidelines. She leads a multidisciplinary team combining genetics, epidemiology and biostatistics to study variants linked to breast and ovarian cancer. PhD Cambridge, MSc Oxford, BSc Aristotle University. Chosen from 269 candidates by an international jury; prize promotes young scientists and global collaboration.
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💉 Cyprus orders 155,000 flu vaccines and 133,920 Covid-19 doses for the upcoming winter
The Ministry of Health has announced that Cyprus has secured 155,000 doses of influenza vaccine and 133,920 doses of Covid-19 vaccine in preparation for the winter season. The move aims to ensure sufficient coverage for vulnerable groups and the wider population, reducing the risk of severe illness during the expected seasonal outbreaks.
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