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Larnaca beach cleared of illegal structures and motorhomes

21.07.2026 14:41 1 min 1 source
ekirikas.com ELL
Larnaca beach cleared of illegal structures and motorhomes
Original source: ekirikas.com

On Tuesday morning, an operation removed illegal structures and motorhomes from a beach near the Larnaca Nautical Club, where owners had allegedly blocked access to other bathers. Similar action is expected on a neighboring beach with wooden huts built over the water. Interior Minister Constantinos Ioannou intervened after weeks of inaction, leading to warning letters on Saturday and the start of motorhome removal on Tuesday. Large stones were placed at the beach entrance to prevent large vehicles from entering.

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Larnaca beach cleared of illegal structures and motorhomes

21.07.2026 ekirikas.com ELL Original source

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