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Four injured after two-vehicle crash on Limassol–Platres road

In-Cyprus · 2026-08-30

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• What happened: Four people were injured in a two-vehicle crash on the Limassol–Platres road near Alassa, prompting the Fire Service to assist in the rescue of one individual. • Why it matters: The incident highlights ongoing road safety concerns in the area, as police investigate the circumstances of the collision. • What to watch next: Updates on the investigation into the crash and the condition of the injured individuals, who are currently being monitored in hospital.

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