Caravan fire caused by short circuit in solar power system

On June 8, 2026, unknown persons broke into three caravans on the coast of Kaplıca, stealing alcohol, soft drinks and household items. Police arrested a 51-year-old man.

On June 8, 2026, in the Kaplıca area of Northern Cyprus, unknown persons broke into three caravans parked by the sea, smashing windows and doors. Stolen items included 21 bottles of alcohol, 16 bottles of soft drinks, and various household and kitchen items. Police arrested a 51-year-old suspect, Y.Ö., in connection with the incident. The investigation is ongoing.

A caravan fire in the Yudi area of Yedikonuk, caused by a short circuit in a solar power system, destroyed the caravan and damaged a neighboring modular structure.

A fire broke out in a caravan in the Yedikonuk area of Cyprus. According to preliminary police information, the cause was a short circuit in the wiring of a connected solar power system. The blaze completely destroyed the caravan and all belongings inside, and also spread to an adjacent prefabricated structure, damaging its equipment.

A fire completely destroyed a motorhome and an articulated truck, and damaged a car. The incident occurred early Saturday morning in a fenced area within an industrial zone in Paphos, Cyprus.

Cypriot police are investigating an arson attack on three vehicles in Paphos. Around 4:15 am on Saturday, a motorhome, a caravan, and a van parked next to each other in the Ayia Varvara industrial area caught fire. Preliminary investigation indicates the fire was deliberately set in the motorhome using flammable material.