in-cyprus15 Jun 2026

Cyprus sends countrywide CY-Alert test in missing person simulation

Cyprus sent a countrywide CY-Alert emergency notification to mobile phones across the island on Monday, simulating an abduction and missing person alert.

CY-Alert is Cyprus’s new public emergency warning system, launched on June 2. It uses cell broadcast technology to push alerts directly to mobile devices within a designated area, without requiring internet access or an app....

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