Larnaca: Authorities Remove Illegal RVs and Structures from Beach

Larnaca authorities conducted a large-scale operation to remove illegal motorhomes and makeshift structures from a beach near the Larnaca Nautical Club. During the operation, which began on Tuesday, 6 motorhomes were towed away, and on Thursday, 3 motorhomes and about 9 illegal structures were dismantled. Earlier, after an ultimatum from the Ministry of Interior and the Larnaca District Administration, 12 owners voluntarily removed their motorhomes. Violators face administrative fines and can only retrieve their motorhomes after payment. Authorities say inspections will continue to ensure public access to beaches.

Authorities in Larnaca are conducting a large-scale operation to remove illegal motorhomes and makeshift structures from beaches. On Tuesday, six motorhomes were removed after an ultimatum, and on Thursday, three motorhomes and about nine illegal structures were dismantled. Owners face administrative fines, which must be paid before they can retrieve their vehicles. The measures aim to ensure free public access to beaches and protect public space.

Authorities in Larnaca conducted a large-scale operation to remove illegally parked motorhomes and makeshift structures from two beaches. Following an ultimatum from the Interior Minister, 12 owners voluntarily removed their motorhomes, while 6 were towed away. Additionally, 9 illegal structures were dismantled. Owners face fines and must pay them before reclaiming their vehicles.

Cypriot authorities conducted a large-scale operation on a beach next to the Larnaca Nautical Club, removing illegally parked motorhomes and dismantling unauthorized structures. The action followed an ultimatum from the Interior Minister and the Larnaca District Administration.

Authorities in Larnaca conducted an operation to remove illegally parked motorhomes and makeshift structures from a beach near the Nautical Club. Of the 18 motorhomes recorded, 12 owners complied voluntarily after an ultimatum, while the remaining 6 were towed away. Additionally, 9 illegal structures were dismantled. Owners face administrative fines, and officials say inspections will continue to ensure public access to beaches.