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Thessaly Police Directorate

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Police operations and arrests in Greece and Cyprus

3 clusters · 11 sources · last updated

Latest: Patras: Multiple arrests for theft, drugs, and traffic violations

Law enforcement activities in Greece and Cyprus have focused on various criminal offenses, including drug trafficking, fraud, and immigration violations. In Thessaly, Greece, police reported 439 arrests during September

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Greek mobile police unit scheduling

13 clusters · 14 sources · last updated

Latest: Greece: Mobile Police Unit patrol schedules announced for Peloponnese and Thessaly

For the period of 28 September to 4 October 2026, the Hellenic Police released new weekly patrol schedules for Mobile Police Units (MPU) across several regions. In the Messenia region of the Peloponnese, mobile units con

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Greek road safety enforcement and scooter safety

37 clusters · 135 sources · last updated

Latest: Western Greece records 186 helmet violations in one week

Greece’s road‑safety programme, launched in 2025, combines stricter legislation, extensive enforcement and new technology. The “Zero tolerance for non‑use of helmets” campaign remains a nationwide operation. Under Law 52

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Support and accessibility for visually impaired in Greece

2 clusters · 6 sources · last updated

Latest: Thessaly police undergo training to support citizens with visual impairments

A study by the Panhellenic Association of Retinopaths (P.E.A.) has identified significant support requirements for individuals with severe visual impairment in Greece. The research indicates that 90% of participants requ

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Nicosia road closures for military parade

2 clusters · 5 sources · last updated

Latest: Road closures announced for Strovolos and Tempi Valley

On September 29, 2026, the Cyprus Police announced significant road closures in Nicosia scheduled for October 1. These restrictions were intended to accommodate a military parade starting at 11:00 a.m., affecting several