Cancer charities raise concerns over hospital improvements

Cancer charities raise concerns over hospital improvements

Child cancer charities are deeply concerned about changes planned for the Makarios children’s hospital in Nicosia, specifically regarding extensions and upgrades that may affect the health and safety of children in the paediatric oncology clinic. They are worried about high levels of dust, toxic gases, and microparticles created by construction, as well as the risk of aspergillosis. The charities are calling for active and passive protection measures to be implemented before construction begins.

A foot washed out to sea

A foot washed out to sea

Scientists are working to determine the gender, approximate age, and possibly the ethnicity of the owner of a foot found on Lara Beach. However, unless the foot belongs to a missing person with available DNA, their identity will remain unknown. The discovery highlights the countless lives lost in the Mediterranean Sea, with the foot serving as a reminder of the tragedy. Despite efforts to uncover details about the foot, the news has already faded from headlines, overshadowed by other pressing matters.

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Cyprus in trouble with the European Commission about industrial emissions

Cyprus in trouble with the European Commission about industrial emissions

The Republic of Cyprus is facing a dilemma due to illegal operation of EAC power plants, risking sanctions from the European Commission. The Environment Department has prepared a report for criminal action against EAC. The revision of the Industrial Emissions Directive may allow a derogation for compliance by 2030. The European Commission has requested information on Cyprus’s intent to apply for a derogation. A meeting with relevant stakeholders will decide on the submission of a request and preparation of an action plan for compliance by 2030.

Dust and mid-30s (°C) to grip Cyprus this weekend

Dust and mid-30s (°C) to grip Cyprus this weekend

People in Cyprus can expect stifling weather in the coming days, as dense dust from Africa will linger in the atmosphere until at least next Monday. Temperatures are forecasted to rise by up to five degrees Celsius, reaching the mid-30s. The dust episode may be intense, similar to last week, with daily temperature increases of up to two degrees above seasonal norms. The weather forecast predicts mostly clear skies with occasional high cloud cover, along with the possibility of temporary spikes in dust concentration.