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Female sea turtles at Parasolia beach in Kiti are facing challenges during the breeding season due to a thick layer of stones from winter storms covering more than half of their nesting area, as well as new sunbeds and umbrellas occupying the rest. The new sunbed renter is obstructing the identification and protection of nests. The Department of Fisheries and Marine Research (DFMR) has been informed about the issue, but there has been no update. The writer has been marking nests with sticks and signs and working with experts to protect them. Local councils and sunbed renters have a negative attitude towards protecting the turtles, despite laws protecting sea turtles, their eggs, and hatchlings on every beach in Cyprus since 1971.
The Cyprus Anti-Cancer Society and Bank of Cyprus are co-organizing the Christodoula March for the 49th consecutive year to raise awareness on cancer-related matters. The march will take place in Limassol on April 7, 2024, and in other districts on April 14, 2024.
Fact: The crime of bird trapping has been reduced by 94 per cent since the establishment of an action plan in 2016.
The UK’s Ministry of Defence (MoD) has suspended the implementation of new military housing policies due to criticism. The suspended policies involved changes to Service Family Accommodation, including allocation based on need and a temporary expansion of eligibility. Concerns were raised that these changes could lead to resignations among officers, as they adjusted housing provisions based on need rather than rank. Despite the suspension, the MoD plans to continue with other improvements, such as enhancing Single Living Accommodation, assisting in home purchases, and offering more living arrangement choices. The government is committed to the welfare of Armed Forces personnel, with a £4 billion investment plan for upgrading and constructing new living quarters over the next ten years. A petition against the policy changes received over 7,400 signatures by February 16.
Fact: A man died in a traffic collision in Akrotiri on Tuesday afternoon.