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Vandalism reported at Paphos Historical Documentation Centre
2 sourcesFirst reported 1 month agoUpdated 1 month ago
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What all sources covered
- The acting mayor of Paphos, Angelos Onisiforou, condemned vandalism at a cultural site.
- Damages were caused to surfaces and fixtures by recreational vehicles like skateboards and scooters.
- Strict legal actions will be taken against those responsible for the damages.
- Onisiforou emphasized the need to respect public cultural spaces.
- The Historical Documentation Centre, costing over €10 million, is not yet open to the public.
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PolitisFirst
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