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Minutes reveal disposal of remains of 70 Assia villagers at Dikomo landfill · Cyprus Report

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Minutes reveal disposal of remains of 70 Assia villagers at Dikomo landfill

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Minutes from a meeting held in November 2017 have revealed details regarding the disposal of remains from 70 Assia villagers at the Dikomo landfill.
The meeting included discussions between the Committee of Relatives of Missing Persons from Assia and members of the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus.
The landfill in question is located in the area that was formerly part of the Assia community.
These revelations have surfaced recently, drawing attention to the historical context of the unaccounted-for individuals from the village.
The findings contribute to ongoing efforts to address the issues of missing persons in Cyprus.

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Minutes from a meeting held in November 2017 have revealed details regarding the disposal of remains from 70 Assia villagers at the Dikomo landfill.
The meeting included discussions between the Committee of Relatives of Missing Persons from Assia and members of the Committee on Missing Persons in Cyprus.
The landfill in question is located in the area that was formerly part of the Assia community.
These revelations have surfaced recently, drawing attention to the historical context of the unaccounted-for individuals from the village.
The findings contribute to ongoing efforts to address the issues of missing persons in Cyprus.

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