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The continuation of humanitarian aid relief to Gaza through the Amalthea plan is dependent on “favourable circumstances”, foreign ministry spokesman Theodoros Gotsis said on Monday, adding that preparations are ongoing.
Seven villages with fewer than twenty voters are set to take part in upcoming mayoral and community council member elections, the general registrar announced on Monday.
The state is under the obligation to provide cancer patients and their families a full range of health services , Minister of Health Michalis Damianou said on Monday.
Police on Tuesday have released three individuals charged in writing following altercations involving a large crowd in Astromeritis.
Bands of youth are gathering anything flammable, ahead of the traditional Easter bonfires, even dismantling school benches , it emerged on Tuesday, while
Limassol students will not attend classes over escalating frustration about dilapidated buildings and overcrowding , the parents' association announced on Tuesday.
Thousands of families are facing financial hardship over Easter , unable to afford even basics like bread and milk, the Pancyprian Volunteers Council (Psse) said on Tuesday.
The forestry department on Tuesday reminded the public that felling of trees for the purpose of burning them in Easter bonfires is illegal and a punishable offence.
Labour Minister Yiannis Panayiotou on Tuesday said opening the labour market for students from third countries is “useful and essential”.
Large numbers of Cypriots are spending the Easter holidays abroad, data from the travel agents' association showed on Tuesday.
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