A rescue operation was launched on Monday to save two individuals who became stranded on rocks at Cape Greco, with both persons subsequently transported to Famagusta Hospital for medical attention.
According to Fire Service Spokesperson Andreas Kettis, the Famagusta fire station responded at 15:56 with a rescue team and vehicle to conduct a life-saving operation in the area between Ayioi Anargyroi and Konnos, Cape Greco region. The two individuals were successfully rescued from the rocky shoreline using specialised rescue equipment.
Following their rescue, the pair were handed over to ambulance service personnel who transported them to the Accident and Emergency Department of Famagusta Hospital.
The Special Disaster Response Unit (EMAK) of the Fire Service also responded and provided support during the rescue operation. Additionally, the Joint Rescue Coordination Centre (JRCC) was informed of the incident to coordinate potential response from the Port Police if needed.
In a related statement, the Fire Service reported that over the past 24 hours, they have responded to 36 incidents across Cyprus, including 21 fires and 15 special assistance calls.
