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A pan-european Wastewater Analysis Survey shows that there is a significant use of methamphetamine in Cyprus, but there are lower levels of use than the European average for other substances. A press release by Cyprus National Addictions Authority said that traditionally in Europe the use of methamphetamine was mainly limited to the Czech Republic and Slovakia, but now it appears that significant use also exists in Belgium, Germany, Spain, some northern countries, and Cyprus. But the research shows that the increasing trend observed in the use of methamphetamine in Cyprus in recent years does not continue this year, with most areas showing a small decrease in the consumption of methamphetamine, while in Paphos and Ayia Napa the use remains in similar levels as last year. She noted that in recent years, with the full support of the Cyprus National Addictions Authority, figures were analyzed for all the urban areas on the island namely Nicosia, Limassol, Larnaca, Paphos and Ayia Napa. In addition, with the financial support of the Authority, a methodology was developed in NIREAS laboratories in , which tests wastewater for levels of oxycodone, mephedrone, ketamine and its metabolites, as well as heroin and its metabolites. Europe-wide research published Wednesday shows trends in the use of amphetamine, methamphetamine, MDMA, cocaine, ketamine and cannabis. In Cyprus amphetamine use appeared, for another year, to have a low consumption compared to the rest of the European countries, showing however a small upward trend. As regards cocaine in Cyprus, it is noted that a small increase was observed in Limassol and Ayia Napa, with the use of cocaine fluctuating at last year's levels in the rest of the country's cities, and relatively low compared to the European average. In Cyprus the levels of MDMA consumption are low, but its use was found to be increased in most cities of Cyprus except Limassol and Larnaca compared to the previous year. Cannabis use shows mixed trends in this year's survey, with about half of the participating cities showing an increase in its use, and a steady or declining trend in the rest. In Cyprus, although widespread, the use of cannabis is quite low compared to the European average. The use of ketamine has been monitored in Europe for two years. Very low levels of use were observed in Cyprus. Christos Minas, noted the importance of urban wastewater analysis research as a critical tool for the Authority. He said that analysis incorporates international scientific practices and theoretical models and allows for a more detailed understanding of trends in substance use in different regions and countries. Cyprus science EU health. News Room. Aircraft deployed to combat Paphos fire after Limassol flames tamed. Massive cyber attacks target key websites in Cyprus. Priest halts wedding over bridesmaid's ''catwalk moment''. Cyprus talks at crossroads: Is the 'end of the road' near? Effort to create new cooperative bank in Cyprus begins with IPO search President Christodoulides addresses EU on Cyprus problem Cyprus leaders to hold broader UN talks on peace process News: Latest Articles. Read also. NEWS Man held for alleged dining and dashing.

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Filenews 3 January A total of kg of cannabis, 38 kg of cocaine, 3. As he explained, 'from the data we have until November 30, , there are increased seizures of all drugs, compared to previous years. Specifically, kg of cannabis, more than one kilogram of cannabis resin, 38 kg of cocaine, 3. He added that 'compared to the last five years, the number of drugs detected in Cyprus in has increased. Large quantities of drugs came to our island mainly through Larnaca airport, postal parcels and the port of Limassol. In response to a relevant question, Mr. Sergidis expressed satisfaction with the action of the YKAN as he explained that 'as the Police we set the goal of seizing drugs before they are placed on the market, that is, drug traffickers and traffickers. Importantly, people who played an important role in drug trafficking who appear to be involved in other forms of crime were arrested. To another question, the Deputy Governor of YKAN replied that 'the largest quantities of drugs came to Cyprus from third countries through Central Europe' and added that 'based on studies carried out, it seems that in Cyprus the number of cannabis users has increased'. Meanwhile, regarding the issue with the detection of drug packages on beaches in the free province of Famagusta, Mr. Sergides said that the Office's investigations are continuing with the aim of identifying where these packages have been washed up since December 20 on beaches in Protaras. He continued, 'a message has been sent before Christmas to Interopol and Europol to be informed but also to tell us whether they know anything about the case. To date we have no response from these two organizations and we are in the process of investigating where the drugs came from. He also said that 'we do not know who or why they threw the drugs into the sea. However, we speculate that this was done at sea, that is, by a ship passing through our area and the packages washed up on beaches of both the occupied areas of Cyprus and the free province of Famagusta'. To a relevant question, Mr. Sergidis replied that 'specifically on December 21, 5 kg of cannabis resin was found on a beach in the area of Protaras, on the 22nd of the month 29 kg, on the 30th of December 3 kg, on the 31st of the month 2 kg and on the 2nd of January of the new year 3 kg'. He also noted that 'with the aim of detecting possibly other packages of drugs, the coordinated patrols of the Police on the beaches of the free province of Famagusta have been increased'. Newer Post Older Post Home.

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