Hunting in a prohibited area: fines of €3,000 issued in Paphos
Cyprus police continue anti-poaching raids in Larnaca, Limassol, and Paphos. During patrols on December 24 in the Paphos district, law enforcement officers discovered three individuals hunting in a prohibited area. Each of them was issued an out-of-court fine of €3,000.
It is also reported that on December 26, during an inspection in one of the fields in the Larnaca district, seven nets for catching wild birds were found and confiscated, along with a sound-emitting device used to lure birds by imitating their calls. The investigation is being conducted by the Polis Chrysochous and Zygi police stations.
Author
I am originally from St. Petersburg — a city with a unique character and rhythm. My professional life began rapidly: at just 16, I plunged into the world of global events. The World Cup, the roar of Formula 1 cars in Sochi, the energy of VK Fest, and the backstage of Fashion Week — I always…
You may also be interested in:
- Cyprus successfully performs cochlear implantation on children aged 7 months for the first time
- Man arrested in Larnaca for machete attack: victim loses finger
- Damage discovered in physiotherapy room in Paphos, possibly due to gunshots
- Cyprus police warn of a new type of online visa scam
- Illegal tourist apartments remain a problem: the law does not allow on-site inspections
