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Part of Tseriou Street in Strovolos to close for three days from Thursday

In-Cyprus · 2026-09-15

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• What happened: A section of Tseriou Street in Strovolos will be closed to traffic for three days from September 17 to September 19 due to construction work. • Why it matters: The closure will affect local traffic patterns, with diversions in place to minimize disruption for road users. • What to watch next: Residents and drivers should monitor on-site signage for updates and contact the municipality for further information regarding the project.

Local Nicosiaroad closureroad worksTop News Part of Tseriou Street in Strovolos to close for three days from Thursday Part Of Tseriou Street In Strovolos To Close For Three Days From Thursday Relevant News Cyprus trails EU average on key democracy indicators, report finds 15 September 2026 Part of Tseriou Street in Strovolos to close for three days from Thursday 15 September 2026 Limassol ketamine bust amounts to 790,000 doses, police say 15 September 2026 Newsroom 15 September 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber A section of Tseriou Street in Strovolos, at its junction with Platonos Street, will be closed to traffic for three days from Thursday, September 17 to Saturday, September 19, due to construction work, the Strovolos Municipality announced. Traffic will be diverted via Charalambou Pettemeridi and Patriarchou Grigoriou streets for the duration of the works. Drivers are advised to follow on-site road signage. The municipality said all necessary measures had been put in place to limit disruption for road users. For enquiries about the Tseriou Street project, the public can contact 22470470 or email [email protected]. More information is available at https://tseriou.cy/. Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News Cyprus trails EU average on key democracy indicators, report finds Limassol ketamine bust amounts to 790,000 doses, police say Limit AI now or humanity will lose its agency, says Nobel laureate Ressa Growing together: Pafilia’s bring your child to work tradition comes to Minthis Parthenon Marbles: legitimising theft through loans First hearing set tomorrow for Drousiotis, Kyriakou in “Sandy” case Cyprus paediatricians flag rise in staph skin infections as pupils return to school Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.

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