Ayia Napa Waterpark Reopens After False Alarm Over Suspicious Item

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Visitors to the Ayia Napa waterpark can return after a report of a suspicious item led to a significant police operation. The investigation confirmed that the alert was a false alarm, allowing the venue to reopen promptly.

• Authorities responded swiftly to the call, mobilising bomb disposal experts and other police units. Guests were evacuated as a precaution while officials conducted a thorough search of the premises.

Authorities responded swiftly to the call, mobilising bomb disposal experts and other police units. Guests were evacuated as a precaution while officials conducted a thorough search of the premises.

Authorities Responded Swiftly To The Call, Mobilising

After an exhaustive examination, the police determined that there was no explosive device at the site. The swift action taken by law enforcement ensured the safety of everyone present, although the incident caused temporary disruption.

This false alarm comes just weeks after another concerning discovery at the waterpark, where a grenade was found. The previous incident raised alarms about safety, making the recent report particularly alarming for both visitors and staff.

With the investigation concluded and all clear given, the waterpark is eager to welcome back guests. Officials are keen to reassure the public that safety measures are in place to prevent future incidents and maintain a secure environment for all visitors.