**Road Works on Famagusta-Larnaca Highway Completed, Lane Reopens**
**Famagusta, Cyprus** – As of August 7, 2026, the right lane of the Famagusta-Larnaca highway has officially reopened to traffic after the completion of road works. This section of the highway, which runs from Pyla to Oroklini, had been closed for several weeks to facilitate necessary repairs and improvements.
Local authorities announced the reopening, stating that traffic is now flowing normally in the area. The completion of these road works is expected to ease congestion and improve travel times for commuters and travelers using this vital route.
The Famagusta-Larnaca highway is a key transportation artery in Cyprus, connecting the eastern coastal city of Famagusta with the capital, Nicosia, and the southern city of Larnaca. The recent improvements are part of ongoing efforts to enhance the infrastructure of the island, ensuring safer and more efficient travel for all road users.
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As the local community adjusts to the reopening of the highway, residents and travelers alike are encouraged to remain vigilant and adhere to any traffic regulations as they navigate the area.
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