Crime & Safety · Nicosia
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13 July
Police continue to investigate threats targeting Nicosia Mall following the evacuation.
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On the afternoon of July 11, 2026, police in Nicosia, Cyprus, responded to two threatening email messages directed at the Nicosia Mall and the KEMA research center. Authorities swiftly evacuated both locations, implementing security protocols while deploying a significant number of police forces and bomb disposal units to investigate the threats.
Reports indicate that the threatening messages suggested the presence of explosives in both buildings, prompting the evacuation and security measures. Following thorough investigations, law enforcement confirmed that no suspicious items were discovered, and the situation was deemed safe. The police have since completed their examination of the locations, reassuring the public that there was no immediate danger.
The email threats were reportedly part of a larger wave of similar communications received by various commercial centers in the area, which has raised concerns among local authorities. However, as investigations continue, police remain focused on ensuring public safety and assessing the context surrounding these threats.
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