Given the ongoing unstable situation in the area and for the purposes of prevention and proper preparation of the population, it is recommended that citizens be vigilant, so that in case it becomes necessary to take the following self-protection measures.
SIREN TEST 4 March 7pm
There will be a siren test at 7pm tonight, together with a test SMS signal on mobile phones.
This is a Test - nothing sinister and nothing to worry about.
An alarm was sounded in the morning when two Greek F-16 fighter jets took off from the "Andreas Papandreou" air base in Paphos to investigate a suspicious object found in the airspace near Lebanon.
The Government said the incident is now considered over, noting that the competent authorities are closely monitoring the situation and remain vigilant.
In the meantime, the Greek frigates "Kimon" and "Psara" arrived in Limassol.
Pafos Press 4 March 2026
A new case of online investment fraud is being investigated by the Police in the Paphos district, following a complaint filed yesterday by a 66-year-old man at the Paphos Investment and Financial Services Authority.
According to the 66-year-old's complaint, unknown persons contacted him via various online communication platforms between May and November 2025 and persuaded him to make alleged investments in cryptocurrencies.
Following the instructions of the suspects, the 66-year-old transferred, via bank transfers, an amount of money amounting to €89,816 to a cryptocurrency platform, where the suspects had created an account for him.
Due to the developments of the last few days in the region and the subsequent cancellations of flights from all over the world to countries of the Middle East, but also from some European airlines to Cyprus, Hermes Airports wishes to inform that Larnaca and Paphos airports are operating normally, serving passengers who wish to travel with all available flights. The operation of the airports is carried out in full cooperation with the competent state authorities and the entire airport community.
A British chartered flight will leave Oman on Wednesday evening, prioritising vulnerable UK nationals who want to leave the region after the outbreak of conflict in the Middle East, the British Foreign Office said.
British Airways, which is currently unable to fly from Dubai, Doha, Abu Dhabi, Bahrain, Amman and Tel Aviv, said it would also operate a flight from Oman in the early hours of Thursday local time.
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