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Larnaca beaches cleared of motorhomes and illegal structures

23.07.2026 06:10 1 min 1 source РУС
Ink.com ELL
Larnaca beaches cleared of motorhomes and illegal structures
Original source: Ink.com

Authorities in Larnaca conducted an operation to remove motorhomes and illegal structures from beaches. On Tuesday, six motorhomes were towed away, and on Thursday, three motorhomes and nine illegal structures were dismantled. Owners face fines, and inspections will continue.

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Larnaca beaches cleared of motorhomes and illegal structures

23.07.2026 Ink.com ELL Original source

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