CYPRadar 🇨🇾👮 Violent Brawl in Xylofagou Involving 15-20 People Causes Panic Among Residents
A violent brawl involving 15 to 20 people erupted in the middle of a road in Xylofagou yesterday evening, alarming local residents. Participants reportedly threw stones and wielded hammers, crowbars, and knives during the incident. The clash also caused damage to a parked vehicle, and at one point, a car involved in the fight attempted to run over individuals before crashing into a nearby building.
Local witnesses described a scene of panic as those involved quickly abandoned their vehicle and fled the area prior to police arrival. Authorities rushed to the scene and have initiated an investigation into the incident. Initial reports suggest there may be injuries resulting from the brawl, but the extent has not yet been confirmed.
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