[/QUOTE]
Definitive lock seems to be put on the apartment complex St. Nikolas apartment complex in Chloraka, which housed several migrants and had turned into a health bomb.
Specifically, as the mayor of Chloraka, Nicolas Liasidis, states in his post, "a request for a decree suspending the execution of the decree of the Prefect of Paphos of the Eparchy of Pafos with date of the order was rejected. 17/11/2021 prohibiting the use of the building of the St.Nikolas apartment complex in Chloraka".
"Following this development, the few residents of the complex who have not yet left it, unlike the majority who have already settled elsewhere, will leave in the next few days to find suitable accommodation for living", explains Mr. Liasidis.
- Another 12 persons were found violating the Ministry of Interior's decree in an operation in Chloraka
- Chloraka community leader: Break up the ghetto... The state must move enough immigrants to structures
- The managing company of the apartment complexes in Chloraka
- Attorney General's intervention on the Chloraka apartment complex is requested by the community leader. He claims to have received threats
"Therefore," says the Chloraka community leader, "the area of Agios Nikolaos will be freed from the ghettoization and degradation of the urban environment that the area has suffered in the last 4 years."
The Chloraka Community Council will soon undertake a major clean-up campaign and maintenance in the area surrounding the complex, it concludes.
It is recalled that in recent months the Police have been carrying out coordinated operations to police the Chloracas Community, carrying out checks in the apartment complex for any violations of the ordinance.
Contents of this article including associated images are belongs Cyprus Times
Views & opinions expressed are those of the author and/or Cyprus Times
Source
