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Paphos Municipality announces traffic restrictions near Konia

In-Cyprus · 2026-09-14

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• What happened: Paphos Municipality announced traffic restrictions on Archbishop Makarios III Avenue near Konia due to road and pavement works, affecting one lane from September 15 to September 18, 2026. • Why it matters: The project aims to improve the road infrastructure in the Paphos and Yeroskipou areas, and the municipality has implemented a traffic management plan to minimize disruption for drivers. • What to watch next: Residents and commuters should monitor traffic updates and consider using alternative routes to avoid delays during the construction period.

Local developmentsPaphosTop Newstraffic Paphos Municipality announces traffic restrictions near Konia Dimos Pafou Kykloforiakes Rythmiseis Relevant News On this day: Princess Grace of Monaco, formerly film actress Grace Kelly, died in hospital after a car crash the previous day 14 September 2026 Paphos Municipality announces traffic restrictions near Konia 14 September 2026 Cyprus issues five times the EU average in residence permits per capita 14 September 2026 Dora Christodoulou 14 September 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber Paphos Municipality has announced that one lane of Archbishop Makarios III Avenue will be closed for road and pavement works as part of the project to improve a section of the avenue in the Paphos and Yeroskipou municipal areas, near Konia. The closure affects the lane heading from Konia towards Paphos, between its junction with Achepans Street and its junction with Thassou Street in Konia. Traffic will only be able to flow continuously in the direction from Konia towards Paphos during the works. The works will begin at 8am on Tuesday, September 15, 2026, and are expected to finish on September 18, 2026. The municipality said a traffic management plan has been drawn up to minimise disruption to the road network and avoid inconvenience to the public, with traffic arrangements to be adjusted as the works progress. It asked drivers to use side roads to avoid congestion and delays. The municipality said it is making every effort to keep disruption from this significant project to a minimum, and asked for the public’s cooperation and understanding. Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News On this day: Princess Grace of Monaco, formerly film actress Grace Kelly, died in hospital after a car crash the previous day Cyprus issues five times the EU average in residence permits per capita Six suspects to be deported over planned Cyprus murder-for-hire plot Paphos district has 226 dangerous or dilapidated buildings, DLGO says Nicosia court ruling puts spotlight on media campaigns waged alongside corporate litigation Anti-Corruption Authority: Attorney General blocked “black van” investigation Animal Party plans Wednesday protest as ALMA reveals earlier bid to target activists Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.

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