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34 Arrested for Illegal Employment in Larnaca Construction Site

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Thirty-four individuals were arrested during a police operation in Larnaca.
The operation targeted illegal and undeclared work at a construction site.
Two of the arrested are suspected of residing illegally in Cyprus.
Authorities issued fines to eight employers for undeclared employment.
Investigations are ongoing at the Oroklini police station.

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On June 17, 2026, a significant operation by the Immigration and Migration Service, in collaboration with labor inspectors from the Ministry of Labor and Social Insurance, resulted in the arrest of thirty-four individuals at a construction site in Larnaca. The initiative aimed to target illegal and undeclared employment practices.

The operation took place early in the morning and included individuals of various nationalities. Authorities indicated that among the arrested were two people residing in Cyprus illegally. In addition to the arrests, a number of employers received hefty fines for their involvement in illegal employment activities.

This crackdown is part of ongoing measures to address labor violations in the region and ensure compliance with immigration regulations. The effort reflects a coordinated approach to tackling illegal work at construction sites, which has been a growing concern among officials.

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