Investigations into the deadly quadruple accident that occurred in the province of Limassol half an hour after the New Year began are ongoing.
New testimonies are emerging to assist authorities in their inquiry.
Meanwhile, according to information from philenews, the 44-year-old suspect was discharged from Limassol General Hospital on Tuesday afternoon and was subsequently taken into custody at the Central Police Station of Limassol.
Earlier, the Limassol District Court ordered his detention for a period of 6 days.
According to statements from the head of Limassol Traffic, Marios Charalambous, the driver of the white taxi, who was first in line at the traffic lights on Agia Anastasia Street and appears to have witnessed the fatal accident, voluntarily presented himself to the traffic police to provide testimony.
He was sought by authorities to give an account of the incident.
Furthermore, Mr. Charalambous highlights that a reconstruction of the traffic accident by the Limassol Traffic Police is expected to take place this Thursday.
Based on the closed-circuit footage in their possession, authorities indicate that the 44-year-old driver of the double-cabin vehicle appears to have crossed the intersection on a red light.
However, the speed at which he approached the traffic light is under investigation and will be determined by the examinations currently being conducted by the Traffic Police.
Additionally, Mr. Charalambous emphasizes that no skid marks from the vehicle of the 44-year-old were found on the road surface.
