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in-cyprus29 Jun 2026

Larnaca road due by 2026 won’t be ready before 2031, authorities confirm

Larnaca road due by 2026 won’t be ready before 2031, authorities confirm

A busy road connecting Larnaca to the Livadia municipal district, classified as primary importance in the Local Plan and earmarked for completion by 2026, will not be ready before 2031, the Department of Town Planning and Housing has confirmed.

Andreas Mouzakis Street, which links Larnaca to Livadia, has no pavements, no street lighting and runs at reduced width despite rapid development in the area....

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