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Cyprus Mail17 Jul 2026

Supplementary aid for illegal waste cleanup approved for third consecutive year

Supplementary aid for illegal waste cleanup approved for third consecutive year

€1 million in emergency aid for the cleanup of illegal waste dumping sites was approved by the Council of Ministers on Thursday, the third consecutive year in which such aid has been allocated.

The funding is intended to help reduce fire risks and protect the environment and public health, the agriculture, interior and transport ministries said in a joint announcement on Friday....

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