Crime & Safety · Larnaca
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A significant fire broke out at a factory in the industrial area of Aradippou on June 29, 2026. The blaze, which was reportedly contained within the facility, posed a serious risk due to the presence of gas, nitrogen, and oxygen cylinders at the site. Firefighting efforts aimed at fully extinguishing the fire continued, particularly in the western section of the facility where an active front remained.
Emergency services were on high alert throughout the incident, and reports indicated that all employees had safely evacuated the building prior to the fire escalating. Some firefighters required medical attention for minor injuries sustained during the operation. Investigations into the cause of the fire, which initial indications suggest may have started from a refrigerator compressor, are set to commence once the area is deemed safe.
30 June
The situation at the Aradippou factory was critical due to nearby gas and oxygen tanks.
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