Cypriot authorities have launched an app to inform people about available bunkers amid tensions in the region
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The SafeCy app has been launched in Cyprus to help people find shelters in case of attack as the country is close to the Israel-Iran conflict. Cyprus has 2,200 bunkers and authorities are concerned about possible attacks on British military bases on the island. The British prime minister has confirmed the deployment of Typhoon fighter jets to Cyprus and Israeli airlines have moved the aircraft to the island for safety. Security at civilian airports has been tightened.
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Cipru activează un sistem de alertă pentru îndrumarea populației către buncare, în contextul atacurilor dintre Iran și Israel
Cipru activează un sistem de alertă pentru a îndruma populaţia spre cele mai apropiate buncăre
Sistem activat de trimitere a populației către buncăre în Cipru, pe fondul conflictului Israel- Iran
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