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Cyprus Public Transport has rejected an audit report which found that 63% of surveyed participants would not choose its services. The operator insists it has already moved past the issues identified in the study, though the report remains a point of contention. This dismissal comes as Nicosia is named the Mediterranean champion for bus ticket prices, offering the lowest fares in the region. The health system has begun covering the medication Mounjaro for adults with Type II diabetes and obesity, while the Ministry of Labour has released tables projecting how a new reform will increase pensions. These measures address cost-of-living concerns, even as the Fiscal Council warns the public wage bill is scheduled to leap to €4 billion by 2028. A 32-year-old woman has died 42 days after being hit by a vehicle in Limassol. Elsewhere, the Attorney-General has described media reports of institutional cover-ups as dangerous to democracy, asserting that such claims undermine the state's integrity.

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Cyprus Public Transport has dismissed an audit report that criticized its services, stating that the issues raised have already been addressed. Concurrently, Nicosia has been recognized as the Mediterranean champion for having the lowest bus ticket prices in the region.

Sigmalive: Nicosia: Mediterranean Champion in Bus Ticket Prices

Nicosia has been named the Mediterranean champion for bus ticket prices, indicating it has the lowest fares in the region.

Cyprus Mail: Cyprus Public Transport Dismisses Audit Report Findings

Cyprus Public Transport has rejected an audit report that found 63% of surveyed participants would not choose their services, stating they have already moved past the issues raised.

A 32-year-old woman has tragically died from her injuries after 42 days, following a traffic accident on September 2nd in Limassol where she was hit by a vehicle.

Philenews: Fatal Traffic Accident in Limassol: 32-Year-Old Pedestrian Dies After 42 Days

A 32-year-old woman, who was hit by a vehicle on September 2nd in the Agios Nikolaos area of Limassol, has died from her injuries after a 42-day battle.

Politis: Tragic end for 32-year-old in Limassol: Hit by vehicle while walking - Died…

A 32-year-old woman in Limassol, who was hospitalized with a severe head injury after a traffic accident on September 2nd, has died.

Cyprus Mail: Woman Dies Six Weeks After Limassol Hit-and-Run

A 32-year-old woman has succumbed to injuries sustained six weeks prior when she was struck by a car while crossing the road in Limassol.

The medication Mounjaro, used for obesity and diabetes, is now available through the General Health System (GHS) in Cyprus. Specific criteria and prescription procedures have been outlined, including changes related to the drug Ozempic.

Politis: Mounjaro: Available from today via GHS, the drug for obesity and diabetes…

The medication Mounjaro for obesity and diabetes is now available through the General Health System (GHS), with specific criteria and prescription procedures outlined, including changes related to Ozempic.

Cyprus Mail: New Anti-Obesity Drug Mounjaro to be Covered by Gesy

The health insurance organization Gesy will now cover the anti-obesity drug Mounjaro for adults diagnosed with Type II diabetes and obesity, effective immediately.

The Ministry of Labour has released examples and tables that detail the projected increases in pensions following a recent reform.

Politis: How much will pensions increase with the reform - See examples and tables from…

The Ministry of Labour has released examples and tables detailing the projected increase in pensions following a reform.

Attorney-General George Savvides has publicly criticized media claims of institutional cover-ups, describing them as 'extremely dangerous to democracy'.

Cyprus Mail: Attorney-General Calls 'Cover-Up' Claims Dangerous to Democracy

Attorney-general George Savvides has denounced media claims of institutional cover-ups as 'extremely dangerous to democracy'.

An exclusive investigation into the milk sector has revealed market distortions, issues with profit margins, competitive conditions, and economic imbalances affecting both farms and factories involved in the production and trade of goat, sheep, and cow's milk.

Philenews: Exclusive: Milk Investigation Reveals Distortions and Oligopolistic Practices…

An investigation into the milk sector reveals market distortions, profit margins, competitive conditions, and economic imbalances in the production and trade of goat, sheep, and cow's milk, impacting farms and factories.

A significant counter-terrorism exercise was conducted at the Central Bank, with the public advised on what they need to know.

Sigmalive: Large Counter-Terrorism Exercise at the Central Bank - What You Need to Know

A significant counter-terrorism exercise was conducted at the Central Bank, with details provided on what the public should be aware of.

Greece and Cyprus participated in a joint military exercise, codenamed 'SYNASPISMOS 2026', which focused on responding to mass casualty incidents.

Sigmalive: SYNASPISMOS 2026: Greece and Cyprus in Joint Exercise for Mass Casualties

Greece and Cyprus participated in a joint military exercise codenamed 'SYNASPISMOS 2026' focused on responding to mass casualty incidents.

A legal dispute has erupted among heirs in Paphos concerning three wills made by an 81-year-old woman, with claims suggesting she intended to leave her entire estate to one party.

Sigmalive: Heirs' 'Slaughter' Over Three Wills of 81-year-old in Paphos: 'She Wants It All'

A legal dispute has erupted among heirs over three wills made by an 81-year-old woman in Paphos, with claims that she intended to leave everything to one party.

Cyprus's fuel costs are facing continued pressure due to warnings from the International Energy Agency that global oil markets will remain tight, potentially leading to shortages that could extend into 2027.

Cyprus Mail: Cyprus Fuel Costs Face Pressure Amid Warnings of 2027 Shortages

The International Energy Agency warns that global oil markets will remain tight, potentially leading to continued pressure on Cyprus's fuel prices and business costs until 2027.

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