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20 October 2008
The Fisheries Department has announced that it has recently been reported that a crocodile was seen at Kouris dam. More specifically, a couple visiting the dam saw a crocodile which was around a meter long, at the bank of the dam. The couple was asked to visit the department offices where they filed a formal report. The report is taken seriously by the department as the couple are credible and reliable individuals.
The Fisheries Dept officers visited the dam a few times after the report, but nothing was found. People visiting the dam should be careful and keep an open eye for a possible encounter with the reptile. Photographing the animal would be very helpful.
We would like to mention that about 3 years ago it was reported to the Fisheries Dept that a person was seen releasing 2 small crocodiles (30 cm each) at Kouris dam (maybe alligators).
18 August 2008
Palaichori dam is empty. Hundreds of trout many of which in the range of 2 kilos are gone. Also bass, roach, carp and goldfish. The only question is: Which one is next?
PHOTOS OF SHAME AND DISGRACE FOR CYPRUS
12 August 2008
Lympia dam is empty (again). The government officials have removed all the water from the dam resulting to the death of thousands of fish including bass, catfish, roach, tilapia and carp. The usual fish collectors (supposed to be guests in this country) grasped the opportunity to collect as many fish as they could using nets which they then abandoned along with the smaller fish. The fisheries department did not even try to save any of the fish.
Yermasogia dam is almost empty. The fish are dying by the thousands and the Water dept officials are still removing water from the dam. It is as if they just want to destroy the ecosystem. There is no other explanation. The remaining water is of no use to them, but nevertheless they continue to remove it slowly.
The following photos are pictures of SHAME and DISGRACE for Cyprus, a country that wants to be called European. The Fisheries and the Water Development departments are solely responsible for this misery. The Fisheries Department killed all the fish and the Water Development Department wasted all the water. What next?
Lympia dam 2008
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Yermasogia dam 2008
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