Cyprus Mail18 Jul 2026

Drug squad seize 1,423 laughing gas containers in Ayia Napa raid

Police seized 1,423 small containers of nitrous oxide, commonly known as laughing gas, and arrested two people during a coordinated operation in the Ayia Napa nightclub district on Saturday.

Members of the drugs squad (Ykan) inspected four premises, with officers finding and confiscating 1,423 containers of nitrous oxide, a controlled substance, along with 455 balloons and three metal canisters....

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