Child's Tragic Fall, Minister's Hidden Wealth, Major Drug Bust
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A tragic incident in Egkomi has seen a four-year-old boy die after falling from a 20-meter height, leading to the arrest of his parents as authorities investigate the circumstances. The deeply saddening event has been a top story across several news outlets.
In other significant domestic news, a former minister is accused of concealing €4 million from asset declarations, sparking concerns over public integrity. Simultaneously, police have dismantled a major drug smuggling operation, seizing 126 kilograms of ketamine reportedly transported by luxury yachts from Israel, with four suspects arrested.
Further developments include new government housing schemes for young families, efforts to mitigate the aftermath of severe flooding in Nicosia, and a warning regarding systemic risks to the country's vital halloumi production. An investigation is also underway into whether foreign buyers are inflating property prices, while the man injured in a recent Sotira explosion is now believed to have been making a bomb.