"Bells" of 6 thousand euros to the young men found with laughing gas in Ayia Napa They were "caught" by the members of the Famagusta OPE in the framework of controls to address and combat the phenomenon
Monetary A fine of 6000 euros was imposed yesterday by the Famagusta District Court on five young men who were found in the first two weeks of June with laughing gas capsules.][/B]
Specifically, the cases occurred between the dates of June 8 and 12 in Agia Mavris Street in Ayia Napa, where members of the Famagusta OPE as part of their controls to address and crack down on the phenomenon of possession, use and supply of laughing gas, identified on five separate occasions young tourists from the United Kingdom in possession of a device for the use of nitrous oxide capsules, a number of nitrous oxide capsules and attempting to use the device to inflate balloons in nitrous oxide.
According to the Police, the Famagusta OPE in cooperation with the Ayia Napa Police Station will intensify their investigations to tackle this dangerous phenomenon for human health, aiming to crack down on the supply and money laundering from illegal activities.
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