Popi Christoforou, campaigner for Mari explosion justice, dies after cancer battle
Popi Christoforou, mother of twins Miltos and Christos who died in the 2011 Mari explosion, passed away on Sunday after battling cancer. She became a prominent figure among the families of the 13 victims, advocating tirelessly for accountability and justice in the aftermath of the tragedy at Evangelos Florakis naval base.
Limassol municipality expressed deep sorrow over her death, highlighting her transformation of personal grief into a powerful pursuit of truth. They praised her dignity and strength in the face of loss and acknowledged the lasting impact she made on Cypriot society.
The mayor, municipal council, and staff of Limassol extended their sincere condolences to Christoforou’s family and loved ones, reflecting on her significant role in keeping the memory of her children and the victims alive.
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