European and Israeli citizens find refuge at Ayia Napa marina

Sixty-five European and Israeli citizens have arrived at Ayia Napa Marina via two private boats today.

In a statement released by Ayia Napa Marina, it was disclosed that "at approximately 3:30 p.m. on Wednesday, October 11, two private boats transporting a total of 65 European and Israeli citizens who sought refuge from the conflict in Israel docked at the marina."

The statement further emphasized that "the Marina had made timely arrangements, in collaboration with relevant government agencies, to ensure the highest standards of reception and hospitality for the arriving individuals."

Kostas Fitiris, the Director of the Marina, affirmed the commitment of the Marina to provide necessary services free of charge. He stated, "We are ready to collaborate continuously with government services to facilitate the reception and accommodation of citizens from the conflict zone in Israel for as long as it is required."