Water outage hits Germasogeia streets after network fault
A broken water main has left several streets in Limassol's Germasogeia district without supply, with repairs expected to finish near midnight on Monday.
A broken water main has left several streets in Limassol's Germasogeia district without supply, with repairs expected to finish near midnight on Monday.
Health authorities have found no clear source of the legionella bacteria that infected a newborn in Cyprus, with water samples from the clinic and family home sent for more specialised analysis.
Health authorities expect to pinpoint the origin of a legionnaires infection at a private Nicosia clinic within days, after a baby was hospitalised and new admissions were halted.
A newborn treated for legionnaires disease is in critical condition in Nicosia, while the private hospital where the infection was traced has paused operations after bacteria were found in its water network.
Nearly 92% of applications passed down from previous authorities are now processed, the district organisation says, while new filings are handled as they arrive.
A burst pipe has left dozens of Limassol streets without water, with the Limassol District Local Government Organisation expecting supplies back around 4pm on Monday.
Parts of Ayios Athanasios in Limassol lost water on Thursday after damage to the local network. Repair crews expect supplies back by around 2pm.
Cyprus will release an additional 3.5 million cubic metres of water for irrigation in 2026, mostly from the southern pipeline, with strict monitoring of consumption.