Cyclists rescued from mud-filled canal in Aradippou

On Sunday, October 4, 2026, the Cyprus Fire Service conducted a rescue operation in Aradippou after two foreign cyclists became trapped in a mud-filled canal. The Larnaca Fire Stations dispatched a specialized team and a rescue vehicle to the scene to assist the individuals.

Using specialized rescue harnesses, firefighters successfully extracted both cyclists from the canal. Following the rescue, one of the cyclists was transported by ambulance to the Accident and Emergency Department (TAEP) of the Larnaca General Hospital for medical evaluation and treatment. The second individual was reported to be in good health and did not require hospitalization.

Authorities have launched an investigation to determine the exact circumstances that led to the cyclists becoming trapped in the canal. No further details regarding the cause of the incident have been released as the inquiry remains ongoing.