Three Cars Set on Fire in Limassol Last Night
A vehicle arson incident occurred in Limassol last night, when a fire broke out in one car and quickly spread to two others.
According to the police press office, emergency services were alerted to the fire in the Kapsalos area around 3:10 AM. A car owned by a 70-year-old man was the first to catch fire in a parking lot near a residential building. The flames quickly spread to two nearby vehicles.
Firefighters, who arrived at the scene promptly, managed to contain the blaze. As a result, the first car was completely destroyed, while the other two vehicles sustained significant damage.
Preliminary investigations suggest the fire was deliberately set. The area has been cordoned off, and both the fire department and police have launched an investigation.

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