In Paphos, Municipal Services Clean Up in 'Record Time' After Carnival
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fter the conclusion of the carnival festivities in Paphos, municipal service employees did not head home to rest, but immediately began a large-scale cleanup of the city.
Teams worked throughout the night to promptly clear the central streets of confetti, streamers, and trash left behind after the celebration. According to the municipality, the cleanup operations were carried out in record time, and by morning, the main areas of the city had been restored to order.
Authorities thanked the staff for their efficiency and emphasized that such events require coordinated and intensive work to ensure the city quickly returns to its normal rhythm of life.
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