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  • Pharmacies open — Pharmacies Open Overnight on Wednesday, 17 December 2025

    Pharmacies open — Pharmacies Open Overnight on Wednesday, 17 December 2025

    Pharmacies open overnight on Wednesday, 17 December 2025, provide essential services to residents across various cities including Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca, Paphos, and Famagusta.

    Nicosia Pharmacies Ready to Serve

    In Nicosia, several pharmacies will be operating overnight, ensuring that those in need can access medications and health-related advice. Key locations include:

    • Chagoudes Andreas: Strovolos Avenue 244C, opposite former Sun Tower, Strovolos (22049296, 96118353)
    • Chatziapostolou Antonis: Kyriakou Matsi Avenue 37A, Junior English School road, Nicosia (22311416, 99513314)
    • Matsa Lito: Agiou Andrea 64, opposite post office and ZORPA, next to AMSTERDAM kiosk, Pallouriotissa (22260566)
    • Kari Christiana: Andrea Avraamidi 50, opposite Aretaieio Hospital, Strovolos (22771999, 22351072)
    • Xenofontos Xenios: Theodosi Pieridi 15, 50m opposite ZORPA bakery, Tseri (22721451, 99556039)
    • Kagia Katerina: Dimitri Stavrou 3AB, next to Latsia health centre, former Laiki Sporting Club road, Latsia (22480888)

    Limassol’s Overnight Options

    Limassol residents will also have access to a number of pharmacies throughout the night. The following establishments are confirmed to be open:

    • Petrides Michael: Makariou III Avenue 23, FOUI lights, Limassol (25363655, 99461515)
    • Potamitou Maria: Vasileos Konstantinou I 29B, Tsirio Municipal road, Limassol (25364000, 25382333)
    • Panagioutou Panagiotis: Agias Fylaxeos 225, 100m from Agia Fyla roundabout towards Agia Fyla, next to Sunfresh, Limassol (25770930, 25811860)
    • Darvis Georgios: Vasili Michailidi 13, IASO Medical Centre, Limassol (25347070, 99201014)
    • Vasiliou Aristos: Griva Digeni Avenue 63, opposite Kapatsos restaurant, Limassol (25580906, 99444906)

    Larnaca Pharmacies Available All Night

    Larnaca will also have pharmacies on duty overnight, ensuring residents can find necessary medications. Open pharmacies include:

    • Orfanides Michel: Konstantinou Kalogera 11, opposite Kalogera Primary School, Larnaca (24621360, 24531859)
    • Koulouma Dimitriou Anna: Inonemon Ethnon 16A, Larnaca-Limassol road, Larnaca (24642333, 24661155)
    • Rizek Andreas: Archbishop Makarios Avenue 65, Kiti (24427065, 24425209)

    Paphos Pharmacies Open Late

    Paphos residents will have access to pharmacies ready to assist throughout the night. The following locations will be open:

    • Iliades Ilias: Anexartisias 11 & Eptanisou 1, next to Technical School, Paphos (26941100, 26944544)
    • Filippidou-Georgiadu Konstantia: Evagora Pallikaridi 93, opposite NUMERO clothing shop, Paphos (26949259, 26222670)
    • Sokratous Sokratis: Makariou III Avenue & Evagora Pallikaridi 6, Polis Chrysochous (26321253, 99725006)

    Famagusta’s Pharmacy Accessibility

    In Famagusta, pharmacies will also be open overnight, providing services to those in need. The pharmacies on duty are:

    • Kamilaris Andreas: Korai 52, opposite Paralimni Lyceum, Paralimni (23744160, 23743418)
    • Gerolemou Petroula: Achyrona 2, Avgorou (23922931)

    These pharmacies play a crucial role in ensuring the community has access to necessary health resources during late hours. Residents are encouraged to note these locations and contact them if they require services overnight.

  • Affordable homes — State to Build 500 New Affordable Homes Across Major Cities

    Affordable homes — State to Build 500 New Affordable Homes Across Major Cities

    affordable homes — The state is set to develop 500 new affordable homes to meet the growing housing demand, as President Nikos Christodoulides announced on Tuesday. This initiative aims to provide rental and sale options in Nicosia, Larnaca, Limassol, and Paphos.

    Photo: cyprus-mail.com

    • More details about the project and its timeline will be released in the coming months as the state moves forward with its plans.

    President Christodoulides emphasised the importance of this measure, stating, “This is an important measure that will help to ease the pressure caused by rising housing demand and will significantly contribute to reducing housing costs. It is a plan long requested by social partners and developed in cooperation with them.”

    The new housing units will be priced affordably, with a primary focus on young people looking to enter the property market. This demographic has been particularly affected by the rising costs associated with housing.

    With construction costs estimated at around €70 million, the project will involve using state-owned land valued at over €7 million. The government intends to offer these plots to the private sector through a tender process, ensuring that the construction is carried out efficiently.

    President Christodoulides also highlighted that the rental units will remain under state ownership, which will help maintain affordability in the long term. He noted, “In total, the current government’s investment in housing policy so far exceeds €300 million.” This investment reflects the government’s commitment to addressing the housing crisis and supporting citizens in their quest for affordable living options.

    More details about the project and its timeline will be released in the coming months as the state moves forward with its plans.

  • Tragic Crash Claims Life of 17-Year-Old on Larnaca-Limassol Road

    Tragic Crash Claims Life of 17-Year-Old on Larnaca-Limassol Road

    larnaca-limassol road — A 17-year-old girl, Aliki Nicolaou from Lymbia, died on Saturday morning in a car crash on the road from Kofinou to the Limassol-Nicosia highway.

    • larnaca-limassol road — A 17-year-old girl, Aliki Nicolaou from Lymbia, died on Saturday morning in a car crash on the road from Kofinou to the Limassol-Nicosia highway.

    The collision, which occurred at around 2.30am, involved a vehicle carrying five individuals. According to police reports, as the car was entering the highway towards Nicosia, it veered off course, struck a safety barrier, and subsequently overturned.

    Emergency services were quick to respond, with police and firefighters attending the scene. Firefighters worked to free Aliki from the wreckage before she was transported by ambulance to Larnaca general hospital. Unfortunately, despite the efforts of medical staff, she was pronounced dead shortly after arrival.

    Among the four other passengers in the vehicle were three teenagers. Following treatment, a 17-year-old boy and a 17-year-old girl, along with the 22-year-old male driver, were discharged from the hospital. The 22-year-old driver, who was also involved in the crash, remains in hospital for further medical examinations.

    Initial tests conducted on the driver revealed a positive result for alcohol. However, during a follow-up test, he failed to provide a valid breath sample, leading to his arrest for a summary offence. Reports confirm that tests for drugs returned negative results.

    The Larnaca traffic department is actively investigating the circumstances surrounding the crash. Sources suggest that the driver may face additional charges related to this tragic incident, along with other possible traffic offences.

  • Pharmacies Operating Overnight on November 19 Across Cyprus

    Pharmacies Operating Overnight on November 19 Across Cyprus

    Pharmacies throughout Cyprus will remain open overnight on Wednesday, November 19, ensuring that residents have access to essential medications and health services during the late hours.

    Night-time Pharmacies in Nicosia

    • Solomou Ourania, Strovolos Avenue & Pythonos 4, next to the Glass Building, Strovolos, tel. 22313123, 22283622.
    • Triantafyllou Frankiskos Marios, Prodromou 24, opposite Evangelistria Medical Centre, next to Pandora bakery-patisserie, Engomi, tel. 22332315.
    • Konstantinou Dimitris, Stasandrou 26A, SEK Shareholding Pharmacy, Nicosia, tel. 22764691, 22484828.
    • Kitsa Marina, Kyriakou Matsis Avenue 21C & Samos, at traffic lights, Agioi Omologites, Nicosia, tel. 22441780, 22420506.
    • Chatzigianni Klio, Larnakos Avenue 129, next to Andreas Charalambous Ltd store, Nicosia, tel. 22333311, 22436322.
    • Kyriazo Anna Maria, United Nations & Mother Teresa 1A, after Carlsberg roundabout towards Idalion restaurant, next to Anytime kiosk, Dali, tel. 22313525.

    Limassol’s Overnight Pharmacies

    • Charalambous Charis, Miltonos 56, BMW Pilakoutas turn, towards Zakaki, opposite febalcasa furniture, Agios Spyridonas, Limassol, tel. 25710330, 25770285.
    • Malioti Chrysanthi, Georgios Averof 26, north of FOUI traffic lights near Agios Ioannis Lyceum, Limassol, tel. 25567939, 99461515.
    • Paraskeva Olga & Stavroula, Makarios III Avenue 98, next to Fairways, Polemidia traffic lights, Limassol, tel. 25335220, 25387104.
    • Koskinas Savvas, Archbishop Makarios III Avenue 8, Mesa Geitonia road, Mesa Geitonia, tel. 25728205, 25728210.
    • Koupepas Andreas, Anoikodomiseos 37B, north of Linopetras roundabout, Agios Athanasios, tel. 25724545, 99468643.

    Pharmacies in Larnaca

    • Sergiou Andreas, Archbishop Makarios 9, near Police Station, Larnaca, tel. 24623110, 24530445.
    • Andreou Despoina, Artemidos Avenue 30, near Faneromenis traffic lights, Larnaca, tel. 24656884, 24361084.
    • Christoforou Andreas, Larissas 21, Kamares towards Limassol, 400m after Cineplex cinema, Larnaca, tel. 24364270, 24646753.

    Paphos Pharmacy Listings

    • Kyrou Charitini, Neofytos Nikolaidis 18, 100m from new government buildings towards Geroskipou, Paphos, tel. 26949219, 26945762.
    • Taliotou Maria, Alexandros Papagos 57, Technical School roundabout towards RIO CINEMA, Paphos, tel. 26910276, 26932950.
    • Kallasidis Emmanouel, Mariou 17, Polis Chrysochous, tel. 26221877, 97744094.

    Famagusta Region Pharmacies

    • Stylianou Stelios, Sotiras 7A, opposite Lito clinic, Paralimni, tel. 23812040, 23744313.
    • Mastrou Androula, Petraki Giallourous 2E, Liopetri Square, next to traffic lights, Liopetri, tel. 23942028, 99524643.

    These pharmacies are part of a broader effort to ensure that citizens have access to necessary health services at all hours, reflecting the importance of community health in Cyprus.

  • Larnaca Marathon Welcomes 13,000 Runners for Annual Race

    Larnaca Marathon Welcomes 13,000 Runners for Annual Race

    larnaca marathon — larnaca marathon — Larnaca is all set to host its annual marathon on Sunday, with more than 13,000 runners from 85 countries expected to pound the town’s streets across various distances. This year, around 1,000 participants will tackle the full 26.2-mile marathon, while other events include a half marathon, a 10-kilometre run, two five-kilometre runs, and several one-kilometre races catering to children and adults.

    Larnaca marathon: Marathon Flame Arrives in Larnaca

    In a ceremonial arrival, the Marathon Flame, which has its origins in the Athens Classic Marathon, reached Larnaca on Friday evening. This flame serves as a symbol of athletic excellence and historical significance, echoing the ancient Greek legend of Pheidippides, who ran from the Battle of Marathon to Athens to announce victory over the Persians in 490 BC.

    Larnaca’s deputy mayor, Iasonas Iasonides, expressed gratitude to the Hellenic Athletics Federation and the deputy mayor for sport from the town of Marathon, Anastasios Chrysinas, for bringing the flame to the island. “This is a sign of honour, friendship, cooperation, and love for us, since Larnaca is celebrating again,” Iasonides stated, highlighting the community spirit surrounding the event.

    Last Year’s Winners and Podium Finishers

    Reflecting on previous competitions, last year’s men’s marathon was won by 42-year-old British runner Dasos Gonnella, who finished with a remarkable time of two hours, 39 minutes, and nine seconds. He was closely followed by 37-year-old Slovenian Emil Zohorovic, securing second place.

    In the women’s category, British runner Rebecca Clarke, aged 31, took first place, completing the race in three hours, two minutes, and eight seconds. Dissing Messell Gitte, a 50-year-old competitor from Botswana, finished in second with a time of three hours, six minutes, and 17 seconds. Notably, Cypriot runner Stavri Thrasyvoulou also made her mark, claiming a podium spot with a time of three hours, 10 minutes, and five seconds.

    The event also celebrated its oldest participant, Gote Granholm from Finland, born in 1954, who completed the marathon in four hours, 17 minutes, and 20 seconds, showcasing the inclusive nature of the race.

    A Day of Celebration and Athleticism

    This year’s marathon promises to be not just a test of endurance but a vibrant celebration of community spirit, athletic prowess, and international camaraderie. With streets lined with spectators and supporters, Larnaca is poised to create a memorable experience for both participants and onlookers alike. As the countdown to race day continues, excitement builds for what promises to be another successful marathon.

  • Night Pharmacies Operating Across Cyprus on November 14

    Night Pharmacies Operating Across Cyprus on November 14

    Pharmacies Open Late in Nicosia

    Night pharmacies will be available across Cyprus on November 14, ensuring residents have access to essential medications after hours. In Nicosia, several pharmacies will remain open late for public convenience.

    Locations in Nicosia

    • Konstantinidou Angeliki: Kyriakou Matsis 37, opposite “Zorpas” bakery & 1st Primary School of Agios Dometios, tel. 22261626.
    • Koliou Anna: Agia Paraskevi 22A, next to “Apollonio” hospital, Engomi, tel. 22103884, 99383067.
    • Petridis Michalis: Agios Ilarianos 151AB, opposite “Zorpas” bakery, after “BATA” roundabout, Kaimakli, tel. 22524404.
    • Tsielepi Eleni (Elina): Agios Georgios Avenue 124, opposite STAR OIL fuel station, Anthoupoli, Lakatamia, tel. 22255588, 94068067.
    • Angelis Petros: Kantaras Avenue 71, Kokkines Settlement, opposite “COSMOS” bakery, Strovolos, tel. 22324205.
    • Markidou Mikaella: Archbishop Makarios III 3, Lympia, tel. 22660089.

    Limassol’s Late Night Services

    Limassol will also host a number of pharmacies operating late into the night on November 14, providing crucial services to the local population.

    Limassol Pharmacy Listings

    • Markou Angela: Miltonos 27, apt. 3, opposite “Intership” shipping company, Zakaki, tel. 25108898, 96893387.
    • Teridis Aris: Leontos I Avenue 181, apt. 1, on the old hospital road, Limassol, tel. 25340872, 25714469.
    • Evagorou Antonia: Agias Zonis 32A, PharmaSYN Agias Zonis, Limassol, tel. 25371194, 99151498.
    • Konstantinou Maria: Grigoris Afxentios 5, on Chalkoutsa Primary School road, opposite “Madaris” fruit shop, Mesa Geitonia, tel. 25851000, 99997990.
    • Panagi Chryso: Georgios A’ 99, coastal road, 100m opposite “Apollonia” hotel, Germasogeia, tel. 25322237, 25105074.

    Larnaca’s Night Pharmacies

    Larnaca also features pharmacies that will be operational throughout the night, meeting the health needs of the community during late hours.

    Pharmacies in Larnaca

    • Iakovidis Stavros: Faneromenis Avenue 189-191, near Esso fuel station, Larnaca, tel. 24637499, 24657045.
    • Tisienko Victoria: Archbishop Makarios III 31, Meneou, tel. 24427788, 99864884.
    • Kyritsis Marios: Dianellou 107, near Chrysopolitissa church, Larnaca, tel. 24656514, 24636089.

    Paphos Pharmacies Available Late

    Residents in Paphos will not be left without options, as several pharmacies are set to operate during the night on November 14.

    Available Pharmacies in Paphos

    • Nikiforou Melina: Makarios III 87, apt. 3, near Chlorakas traffic lights, tel. 26271616.
    • Erotokritou Anna: King Stasikos, apt. 3, Prodromi, tel. 26652110, 97678977.

    Famagusta’s Late Night Options

    In the Famagusta region, pharmacies will also be operating at night, ensuring vital access to medications and health services.

    Famagusta Pharmacy Listings

    • Giallouros Panikos: 1st April 184, opposite “Sklavenitis” supermarket, Paralimni, tel. 23825979, 23744771.
    • Prokopiou Antri – Panagiota: Makarios III 36, Deryneia, tel. 23730725.

    Accessing Services After Hours

    These night pharmacies across Cyprus are crucial for those requiring immediate access to medications when regular pharmacies are closed. The availability of these services underscores the commitment of local pharmacists to public health and well-being.

  • Larnaca Welcomes New Landmark Featuring Flamingo Mural

    Larnaca Welcomes New Landmark Featuring Flamingo Mural

    flamingo mural — A concrete water tank overlooking Larnaca’s salt lake – a habitat for migratory flamingos – has been transformed into a new artistic landmark for the city.

    Photo: cyprus-mail.com

    • flamingo mural — A concrete water tank overlooking Larnaca’s salt lake – a habitat for migratory flamingos – has been transformed into a new artistic landmark for the city.

    Recently unveiled by Larnaca’s tourism board, this vibrant mural showcases the long-necked birds that grace the lake each year, serving not only as an homage to the local wildlife but also as a bold statement of the city’s artistic aspirations.

    Positioned on a knoll opposite the salt lake along the bustling Artemida street, the large tank is strategically located towards the airport, ensuring that visitors and residents alike can admire the artwork. The mural, designed by graffiti artist Paparazzi, is part of an initiative supported by the deputy tourism ministry and the city’s municipality.

    Flamingo mural: A Warm Welcome for Visitors

    One striking feature of the mural is the phrase ‘Welcome Back’, which is emblazoned on the back of the tank facing the airport. This welcoming message is particularly poignant for returning tourists and locals who have missed the beauty and charm of Larnaca.

    Illuminating the Night

    As night falls, the mural takes on a new life, illuminated by photovoltaic soft lights that enhance its appeal. This thoughtful lighting design allows the mural to be appreciated around the clock, adding a touch of magic to Larnaca’s nightscape.

    Celebrating Local Culture and Nature

    The project not only beautifies the area but also highlights the significance of the salt lake as an essential habitat for flamingos. This aligns with ongoing efforts to promote Larnaca as a destination that values both its natural environment and cultural heritage.

    As local officials have noted, the mural serves as a reminder of the vibrant wildlife that migrates to the region and the importance of preserving such habitats. With this new landmark, Larnaca enhances its identity as a city that embraces creativity while paying tribute to its natural surroundings.

  • Youth Workers Embrace Peace Initiatives at Larnaca Seminar

    Youth Workers Embrace Peace Initiatives at Larnaca Seminar

    peace initiatives — peace initiatives — Forty youth workers from eight European countries gathered in Pervolia, Larnaca, for the “PEACE 4 ALL” training seminar, held from November 4 to 12. This seminar, organised by the Ayioi Anargyroi Youth Organisation under the European ERASMUS+ framework, emphasises peace as a proactive endeavour, especially in times of increasing social inequalities and conflicts.

    Peace initiatives: Engaging Activities Foster Skills and Understanding

    The programme is designed to be interactive, featuring workshops, expert lectures, and experiential activities that aim to enhance skills in personal development, active citizenship, and peaceful conflict resolution. Participants engage in a variety of exercises that foster cooperation and solidarity across different cultures.

    Cultural Insights from Nicosia’s Historical Landscape

    As part of the seminar, attendees took part in an educational tour of significant sites in Nicosia, such as the Archaeological Museum, the Green Line, and Freedom Square. This experience provided participants with a deeper understanding of Cyprus’s rich historical and social context.

    Strengthening Intercultural Dialogue

    According to the Ayioi Anargyroi Youth Organisation, the visit to key sites was pivotal in reinforcing intercultural dialogue and promoting critical thinking regarding contemporary socio-political challenges. The organisers highlighted that this engagement serves as a dynamic platform for education and the exchange of experiences.

    Recognition of Learning Achievements

    Upon completion of the seminar, all participants will receive a Youthpass certificate. This certification acknowledges their non-formal learning achievements and their contributions to building a more peaceful and inclusive Europe. The organisation noted, “The award of the Youthpass seals the essential contribution of young people to creating a more peaceful, inclusive, and democratic Europe, while enhancing their personal and professional development.”

  • Pharmacies — Pharmacies Open Across Cyprus on Monday 10 November 2025

    Pharmacies — Pharmacies Open Across Cyprus on Monday 10 November 2025

    Pharmacies on duty across Cyprus on Monday 10 November 2025 will provide essential services to residents in need of medication and healthcare advice.

    Pharmacies in Nicosia

    • Andreas Chagoudes
      244C Strovolou Avenue, opposite former Sun Tower, Strovolos
      Contact: 22049296, 96118353
    • Antonis Chatziapostolou
      37A Kyriakou Matsi Avenue, near Junior English School, Nicosia
      Contact: 22311416, 99513314
    • Lito Matsa
      64 Agiou Andrea, opposite the post office and ZORBA, next to Amsterdam kiosk, Pallouriotissa
      Contact: 22260566
    • Christiana Kari
      50 Andrea Avraamidi, opposite Areteio Hospital, Strovolos
      Contact: 22771999, 22351072
    • Xenios Xenofontos
      15 Theodosi Pieridi, 50m opposite ZORBA bakery, Tseri
      Contact: 22721451, 99556039
    • Ioannis Ragavas
      115 Archbishop Makarios III Avenue, 100m from Latsia’s Second Primary School, opposite Casa Di Fiori flower shop, Latsia
      Contact: 22486488, 22492717

    Pharmacies in Limassol

    • Maro Papaspyrou-Kantonidou
      272 Franklin Roosevelt, Zakaki, next to Sunfresh bakery, Limassol
      Contact: 25390354, 25388448
    • Charalambos Papadopoulos
      52 Theodorou Potamianou, Jumbo Polemidia, Kato Polemidia
      Contact: 25735505
    • Eleana Loukaidou-Petraki
      135 Makarios III Avenue, between Pizza Hut and ERA lights, Limassol
      Contact: 25730050, 25755516
    • Anagnostis Ketsibasis
      12 Renatou Kartesiou, 100m north of Mesa Geitonia roundabout, towards Agios Athanasios town hall, near bakery, Agios Athanasios
      Contact: 25326600, 99903900
    • Iakovina Papatheodoulou
      145 B&C Griva Digeni, Neapolis, opposite Alpha Mega supermarket, Limassol
      Contact: 25250026, 99748468

    Pharmacies in Larnaca

    • Margarita Christodoulou
      2 Armenian Church corner, near CYTA, town centre, Larnaca
      Contact: 24652440, 24644385
    • Kalliopi Konstantinou
      3 Solonos, Dromolaxia Square, Dromolaxia
      Contact: 24427906, 96237223
    • Eleni Symeou
      15 Rafael Santi, opposite Timios Stavros clinic, Larnaca
      Contact: 24254008, 99921940

    Pharmacies in Paphos

    • Aristotelis Papoudas
      25 Alexandrou Ypsilanti, Dasoudi area, 300m below Lidl, Paphos
      Contact: 26811750, 26952138
    • Chrysanthi Stavrinou
      1 Vasileos Stasioikou, Polis Chrysochous
      Contact: 26654290, 99983021

    Pharmacies in Famagusta

    • Stelios Stylianou
      7A Sotiras, opposite Lito clinic, Paralimni
      Contact: 23812040, 23744313
    • Antonis Pishas
      71 Eleftherias, Thymonia bakery road Deryneia, Deryneia
      Contact: 23821380

    These pharmacies provide a critical service to their respective communities, ensuring that individuals can access necessary medications and support. Citizens are encouraged to contact their nearest pharmacy to confirm opening hours and availability of services.

  • Horse rescue — Horse rescue: Cypriot Rescue Team Saves Horse Trapped in Drain

    Horse rescue — Horse rescue: Cypriot Rescue Team Saves Horse Trapped in Drain

    horse rescue — A rescue operation unfolded on Sunday afternoon in Alethriko when a horse found itself trapped in a drain, prompting the Emergency Response Unit (EMAK) to spring into action.

    • horse rescue — A rescue operation unfolded on Sunday afternoon in Alethriko when a horse found itself trapped in a drain, prompting the Emergency Response Unit (EMAK) to spring into action.
    • This episode serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of animal encounters and the importance of prompt action in emergencies.

    According to the Fire Service, the call came in at approximately 15:00, leading unit members to the village located in the Larnaca District. Upon arrival, they discovered that part of the horse’s body was stuck, necessitating the use of specialised rescue equipment to free it.

    Details surrounding how the animal ended up in such a predicament remain unclear. Authorities are investigating whether the horse may have been moving at excessive speed or if there were other contributing factors.

    The incident is particularly notable in light of existing Cypriot laws, which include fines for riding at excessive speed, adding an ironic twist to the situation. The community, while relieved at the successful rescue, is left pondering how such an event could occur in the first place.

    Local residents expressed their gratitude towards the EMAK team for their swift response and expertise during the unusual operation. Witnesses observed the rescue efforts, highlighting the dedication of the responders who worked meticulously to ensure the horse’s safety.

    This episode serves as a reminder of the unpredictable nature of animal encounters and the importance of prompt action in emergencies.