CYPRadar 🇨🇾🪦 Cyprus to cover full cost of repatriating children’s bodies after Xylofagou tragedy
The Republic of Cyprus will fully cover the cost of repatriating the bodies of the two young children who died in a tragic incident in Xylofagou last Sunday. The Xylofagou community council announced the decision on Friday following a meeting held on July 2, where members discussed the possibility of providing financial assistance for the transfer of the children’s bodies to Bulgaria.
The council clarified that the transportation will be entirely funded by the government. In their statement, the council expressed sincere condolences to the children’s family and extended support during this difficult time. They also thanked the community members and others who offered assistance and support after the tragedy.
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