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Cypriot police arrested two men in Oroklini and seized a cache of weapons, including a G3 military rifle, explosives, and ammunition buried in a grave. The G3 rifle, possibly of Turkish origin, raised suspicions about the suspects’ intentions. The suspects were apprehended while transporting some of the arsenal, which included an RPG launcher, various explosives, pistols, a hunting rifle, bullet propellants, and ammunition. Authorities believe the group may have been planning criminal acts based on the weapons seized. Both suspects are in police custody, and forensic examinations will determine if the items have been used in any crimes.
Prison guards discovered a mobile phone and drug-laced paper during a cell search at Central Prisons. The items, believed to be synthetic cannabinoids, were found divided into tear-off squares for smoking. This incident is the third of its kind, prompting investigations into how contraband materials are entering the facility. Additionally, individuals attempted to throw footballs containing mobile phones across the prison perimeter, but the attempts were unsuccessful.
The government plans to reduce corporate tax rates in the productive sector by 2.5 percent in the upcoming fiscal year 2024-25 to encourage setting up of industries and increase tax payments.
Fact: Prime Minister Sheikh Hasina directed the National Board of Revenue (NBR) not to increase taxes on food, agro-related items, and fertilizers in the upcoming budget.
The Health Insurance Organisation (HIO) has reminded beneficiaries that they can receive SMS notifications on their mobile phones regarding the healthcare services they’ve received during their visits to specialist doctors.
Fact: The death of national guardsman Thanasis Nicolaou in 2005 was ruled as a result of strangulation and not suicide by a judge.
Fact: The police in Cyprus are increasing their activities ahead of the Easter weekend to prevent road traffic collisions and increase road safety. They will be monitoring for offenses such as speeding, driving under the influence, not wearing seatbelts, using mobile phones while driving, and dangerous overtaking maneuvers.
High dust concentrations are currently present in the atmosphere on April 26, 2024, based on data from the Air Quality Monitoring Network. The public, especially vulnerable groups, are advised to avoid outdoor activities until the dust levels decrease. Employers must assess risks to outdoor employees and provide appropriate protective measures. Hourly dust concentration values in various areas have been measured, with Nicosia having 98.7 μg/m3 and the daily limit value set at 50 μg/m3 for PM10 particles. For more information and updates, visit the website or mobile application.
Political populism often exploits religion to target vulnerable and misled individuals who believe easily. Extremists, such as the criminal elements of Golden Dawn, engage in violent acts like the recent physical attack within Parliament by independent MP Konstantinos Floros. This incident, along with the exclusion of Spartiates from the European elections, could lead to significant changes in the far-right electoral landscape. Meanwhile, measures such as traffic light cameras in Cyprus have led to a reduction in traffic accidents, but Greece seems reluctant to follow suit.