Body left in Paphos morgue for nearly three years ↗
Front page leadAn Audit Office report revealed that a body was kept in the Paphos general hospital morgue for 1,040 days, far exceeding the permitted 30 days.
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The Cyprus Mail front page features several domestic news stories, with a prominent report on a body remaining in a Paphos morgue for nearly three years. Other key stories include legal proceedings in the 'Sandy' case, a discussion on the true number of child evacuees from 1974, and protests by…
An Audit Office report revealed that a body was kept in the Paphos general hospital morgue for 1,040 days, far exceeding the permitted 30 days.
Journalist Makarios Drousiotis and Kyriaki Kyriakou, known as Sandy, have been referred directly to the Nicosia criminal court for trial in connection with the 'Sandy' case.
The House refugee committee heard that the number of unaccompanied children evacuated to Greece between 1974 and 1979 may be more than double the official figure of 2,000.
An opinion piece questioning the tendency of authorities to classify tragic accidents as criminal acts.
A planned 24-hour strike by over 11,000 hourly paid government workers was called off after union leaders met with President Nikos Christodoulides.
The government spokesman indicated a prospect for 'concrete steps' towards resolving the Cyprus problem ahead of upcoming meetings in New York.
Residents of Akrotiri village protested against British government plans to install 68 new communications antennae near their community.
Nursing staff at Larnaca general hospital held a one-hour work stoppage to protest overcrowding and staff exhaustion.
Cyprus and Lebanon are scheduled to hold their first technical meeting, with World Bank participation, to discuss a feasibility study for a subsea electricity interconnection.
Drugs squad officials stated that 390 kilograms of ketamine seized in Limassol represents approximately 790,000 doses.
Barry Charalambous founded Pro Wrestling Cyprus (PWC) in 2023 to offer professional wrestling experiences within Cyprus.
The Troodos mountains will host Mountain Games Cyprus 2026, featuring sports, gastronomy, culture, and wellbeing activities.
An analysis discussing the anticipated outcomes of the circular economy act for creating a single market for circularity.
Invest Cyprus has launched a new national branding strategy to promote the country internationally as a stable and credible investment destination.