Local NicosiapropertiesTop News Perimeter wall collapses in Agios Dometios during excavation Perimeter Wall Collapses In Agios Dometios During Excavation Relevant News France orders total evacuation of Cap Ferret peninsula as wildfires rage 24 July 2026 Perimeter wall collapses in Agios Dometios during excavation 24 July 2026 Cyprus to compensate farmers for culling 33,000 piglets 24 July 2026 Newsroom 24 July 2026 FacebookXWhatsAppEmailPrintViber A perimeter wall belonging to an apartment building in Agios Dometios collapsed this morning during excavation works for the construction of a new apartment building on a neighbouring plot. According to an announcement from the District Local Government Organisation of Nicosia, the incident occurred on a plot on Pentadaktylou street, where the perimeter wall of the neighbouring apartment building collapsed. DLGO Nicosia engineers were at the scene from the first moment and are in contact with engineers from both the building under construction and the affected apartment building. DLGO Nicosia said it is currently investigating whether all required safety measures were followed during the excavation. It added that an investigation will also be carried out into the structural adequacy of the affected apartment building. Subscribe to our Newsletter Latest News France orders total evacuation of Cap Ferret peninsula as wildfires rage Cyprus to compensate farmers for culling 33,000 piglets On this day: A train derails in Santiago de Compostela, Spain, killing at least 35 in 2013 Treatment to slow Alzheimer’s progression given in Cyprus for first time Major road projects worth €493m target relief for gridlocked Limassol Officials probed for trading in influence in videogate affair, says investigator War spreads to Red Sea as Houthis strike Saudi tankers and Trump vows retaliation against Iran Follow en.philenews on Google News and be the first to know all the news about Cyprus and the world.
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