What's New On Paphos Life

A total of 114,000 thousand bullets and 50,000 hunting cartridges were stolen from a container of a licensed seller and importer in Limassol, police said on Wednesday.

The theft reported by the 64-year-old owner of the company who said the robbery took place between October 5 and 19 from a container outside his premises.

Traffic cameras are to go on trial operation for a three-month period on Monday but those caught will receive a warning only through the mail up until January 1, 2022.

This is what Philenews reported on Wednesday, adding that Transport Minister Yiannis Karousos believes the one month grace period initially decided so that drivers get used to the new system was too short.

Paphos police on Tuesday were investigating after burglars stole €3,800 in cash and jewellery from a house in Peyia.

The burglary was reported to the police at 10.30pm on Monday from a 50-year-old man who said that his villa was broken into while he was away.

Some €800 in cash were stolen during the burglary, a golden ring and a watch amounting to €3,000.

As of Monday, people who failed to return for their second Covid jab will be considered unvaccinated and must pay for their rapid tests, which are free for the vaccinated.

The decree providing for the change comes into effect on Monday, the health ministry reminded.