Cyprus police carried out a wave of night-time checks across urban areas, arresting 11 people and issuing 216 reports for speeding. During the operation, officers conducted targeted patrols aimed at preventing serious crime, maintaining public order and boosting public sense of safety. They stopped and checked 533 drivers and 134 passengers. Police also carried out 41 checks on premises, resulting in five complaints. Road traffic controls generated 350 complaints for various traffic offences, along with seven investigated traffic cases. Speeding drove the figures higher, with 216 complaints issued for exceeding the speed limit. In addition, six vehicles were detained. Officers carried out 281 alcohol checks, leading to seven complaints. They also ran a preliminary drug test, which came back positive. The 11 arrests were for several offences, including illegal stay in the Republic of Cyprus, illegal possession of untaxed cigarette products, illegal possession of property, theft, possession of drugs, and driving under the influence of alcohol. Police said the enforcement operations continue daily, with increased presence and targeted checks.