SOS - SIX DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES IN E-CIGARETTES IN CYPRUS - WHAT THEY CAN CAUSE TO THE BODY

SOS - SIX DANGEROUS SUBSTANCES IN E-CIGARETTES IN CYPRUS - WHAT THEY CAN CAUSE TO THE BODY - Filenews 3/11


The Cyprus Addictions Authority is sounding the alarm about the presence of strong psychoactive substances in products sold in the Cypriot market, after the detection of new cannabinoids in e-cigarette liquids and herbal products.

In fact, as the Authority points out in its relevant warning, six different cannabinoids were detected in a liquid electronic cigarette, which can cause strong psychoactive effects.

The findings resulted from inspections carried out in collaboration with the Cyprus Police, the Pharmaceutical Services and the Health Services.

PAFOS REGION - HOSTING WEDDING PLANNERS FROM POLAND

 

PAFOS REGION - HOSTING WEDDING PLANNERS FROM POLAND - 3/11

As part of the ongoing efforts by the Pafos Regional Board of Tourism (PRBT) to promote Pafos as one of the most attractive and romantic destinations for weddings and honeymoons in the Mediterranean, a significant familiarization trip (fam trip) is being organized.

Five specialized wedding planners from Poland will be hosted in Pafos between November 2 and 5, 2026.

CRIME ROUND UP

 Pafos Live 3/11

As part of the efforts made by the DAOE-YKAN-YPEE to identify and arrest persons who are systematically involved in drug trafficking and trafficking, a 32-year-old resident of the province of Larnaca was arrested yesterday afternoon.

Specifically, around 5.00 yesterday afternoon, members of DAOE-YKAN-YPEE stopped a car driven by the 32-year-old in a rural area of the province of Larnaca for an inspection.

During the investigation that followed, two cylindrical packages were found in his possession, which contained white cocaine powder, with a total gross weight of 100 grams. Also, 16 firecrackers were found inside the car.

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU CAN NO LONGER AFFORD YOUR OWN NEIGHBOURHOOD?

WHAT HAPPENS WHEN YOU CAN NO LONGER AFFORD YOUR OWN NEIGHBOURHOOD? -KNews 3/11 by Paris Demetriades

Rising property values and revived cultural spaces have come alongside soaring rents. How long can Cyprus leave the market to call the shots?


Gentrification has come to Cyprus, too. Over the past few years, it has taken hold mainly in the coastal cities, where it has sent rents and home prices soaring. It has also left a growing number of people feeling like strangers and second-class citizens in their own country. You can feel its effects when you go out for the evening and even when you head to the supermarket for the basics.

The Greek word for gentrification has a rather positive ring to it, suggesting refinement. But the term has come to describe something largely negative. People are pushed out, often brutally, from neighborhoods where they have lived for years. In short order, wealthier newcomers from abroad take their place. They arrive for one reason or another, and what follows amounts to an unofficial economic conquest that becomes a cultural one as well. For reasons that are easy enough to understand, the neighborhoods most susceptible to gentrification are often those that have been run down and neglected, where resistance is weak or nonexistent.

THE NEW VEGETABLE MARKET OF PAPHOS WILL RESURRECT ITS TRADITIONAL ''BAZAAR''

THE NEW VEGETABLE MARKET OF PAPHOS WILL RESURRECT ITS TRADITIONAL ''BAZAAR'' - Filenews 3/11 by Dora Christodoulou


The operation of the modern vegetable market of the Municipality of Paphos will be the spearhead for the revitalization of trade in the city center, stressed the Mayor of Paphos, Angelos Onisiforou, speaking to "F", who also stated that the building area is already ready to operate, while consultations with the producers for their activity there have also been completed.

What we are waiting for the new vegetable market to start, Mr. Onisiforou stressed, is the completion of the works for the operation of the traditional bakery in the same area. This is the recently renovated historic first bakery that operated in Paphos, the well-known bakery of Faikkis, he said. However, it is possible that the Municipal Council will decide in the coming days to open the new vegetable market regardless of the issue of the bakery.

CITIZENS CAN RECORD VIRUS INFORMATION ON THEIR MOBILE PHONE - DR THEODOOS LYRAS EXPLAINS HOW CITIZENS CAN HELP MONITOR FLU, COVID19 AND RSV FOR A SURVEY

CITIZENS CAN RECORD VIRUS INFORMATION ON THEIR MOBILE PHONE - DR THEODOOS LYRAS EXPLAINS HOW CITIZENS CAN HELP MONITOR FLU, COVID19 AND RSV FOR A SURVEY - Filenews 3/11


How many people in Cyprus get sick every week from a respiratory infection, but never see a doctor? How many people pass a virus at home and are not recorded in any epidemiological surveillance system? And finally, how complete is the picture we have of the infections circulating in the community?

These are the questions that "PNOE", an epidemiological surveillance network, which has started its operation with the aim of better monitoring influenza, COVID-19, respiratory syncytial virus (RSV) and other respiratory infections, aspires to provide answers.

DAVEY WOODFORD O'Neill's Irish Bar & Grill 7 November - 8pm

 

DAVEY WOODFORD

O'Neill's Irish Bar & Grill

7 November - 8pm

Free entry

Reservation recommended 26 935888