British Bases donate 14 mosquito traps to Akrotiri communities

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British Bases provided 14 mosquito traps to nearby communities.
The donation aims to reduce mosquito nuisance and health risks.
The event was attended by officials from the bases and local representatives.
The initiative is part of ongoing efforts in the area.

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On June 15, 2026, the British Bases in Cyprus donated 14 mosquito trapping units to communities located near the Akrotiri wetlands. This initiative is part of ongoing efforts by the Joint Services Health Unit (JSHU) to minimize mosquito-related nuisances and reduce the associated health risks, particularly in areas close to water bodies where these pests thrive.

The handover ceremony included attendance from British Bases officials as well as representatives from the local communities of Kourion and other nearby areas. The provision of these traps aims to enhance public health measures in regions affected by mosquito populations, reflecting a commitment to environmental and community welfare around the Akrotiri wetlands.

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