Arson at Limassol Car Dealership: Police Search for Suspects
Police and the fire service are continuing their investigation into a fire that occurred at a car dealership in the Germasogeia area of Limassol. The area around the scene remains cordoned off.
According to preliminary data, this is a case of intentional arson. Investigators have determined that the fire was caused by the use of a flammable substance.
The fire broke out around 04:00 AM. Firefighters quickly extinguished the blaze, but two cars parked outside the building were completely destroyed.
In addition, six more cars inside the showroom are being inspected for damage.
The dealership is owned by two men aged 33 and 22.
Police are searching for possible arsonists. It is noted that this is not the first case of arson involving vehicles at Limassol dealerships.
The investigation is ongoing.
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:
- Police inspected 42 e-bikes in Nicosia — vehicles seized for further checks
- Support campaigns for families in need intensify in Cyprus before Easter
- Residents of Baths of Aphrodite area complain about wave of thefts and burglaries
- 60 firecrackers found with 64-year-old driver in Larnaca
- Remote-controlled rescue buoy appears on Paphos beach
