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[Cyprus Times] March 25th Parade: Which roads will be closed in Nicosia

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Cyprus Police Announcement Reminder of Police arrangements during today's student parade for the anniversary of 25 March Which roads will be closed in Nicosia

As part of the celebrations of the National Anniversary of 25 March 1821, today Friday 25 March, 2022, due to the praise service at the Cathedral of Apostle Barnabas in the Holy Archdiocese of Cyprus and the parade on Lord Byronos Avenue in Nicosia, the Police have made the necessary arrangements for the safety of the public and the facilitation of traffic as follows:

As of midnight parking of vehicles is prohibited in Archbishop's Square, Korai Street, Isocratous and Zenonos Kitiyevs Streets, Constantine Palaeologou, Homer and Byron avenues, Michalakis Karoli Street and Evagorou Avenue.

From 09:00 on 25 March, traffic will be interrupted on Homerou Avenue[/B] from its junction with Egypt Street to its junction with Eleftherias Square and on Byronos Avenue from the Museum lights to its junction with Grivas Digenis Avenue.

Also, from 9.30am on 25 March, traffic will be interrupted on the parade axis, on Byronos and Omirou avenues, Michalakis Karaoli and on Demosthenes Severis Avenue from the traffic lights to Grigoris Afxentiou Avenue.

The following are designated as vehicle parking areas for the 25 March parade.

Nicosia City Buses after 09:30am, coming from the areas of Strovolos - Lakatameia - Anthoupolis - Parissinou - Eggomi - Agios Dometios - Agios Pavlos, will pick up/drop off passengers at the parking area next to the Solomou statue via Pafos Street through Kinyra and Pafos Streets.



Nicosia City Buses after 09:30am, coming from the areas of Pallouriotissa, Kaimaklion, Aglantzia, Dasoupolis, Latsion, will drop off passengers at the Kanigos bridge, near the "NO" pavilion.

The public is advised to remain on the sidewalks during the festivities for the smooth and unobstructed passage of the parade.

Finally, the public is urged to comply with the instructions of the police officers on duty.


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