One year after a lethal fire occurred in Limassol, Cyprus, relatives of the victims have publicly raised critical questions regarding the official response and management of the incident. Specifically, family members have expressed concern over why a road near the site remained open during the fire, potentially obstructing emergency access or escape routes, while highlighting the tragic final unanswered phone call from the victims.

The case continues to receive significant public attention as families demand accountability for the circumstances surrounding the tragedy. While the investigation remains a focus of public discourse, the authorities are facing increased pressure to clarify safety protocols and operational decisions made on the day of the disaster to ensure such failures are not repeated.