Memory Lives On in People, Not Monuments, Says Health Minister

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Health Minister Neophytos Charalambides emphasized the importance of memory being preserved through people rather than monuments during a remembrance event in Amathus.
The event honored individuals who were killed or are still missing as a result of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974.
Charalambides reflected on the tragedy of 1974 and its lasting impact on the community.
The remembrance ceremony included tributes to the victims and their families.
Charalambides called for continued recognition of those affected by the historical events.

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Health Minister Neophytos Charalambides emphasized the importance of memory being preserved through people rather than monuments during a remembrance event in Amathus.
The event honored individuals who were killed or are still missing as a result of the Turkish invasion of Cyprus in 1974.
Charalambides reflected on the tragedy of 1974 and its lasting impact on the community.
The remembrance ceremony included tributes to the victims and their families.
Charalambides called for continued recognition of those affected by the historical events.

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