motorway crash — A serious motorway crash near Limassol has left a 30-year-old Greek Cypriot driver with leg amputations and in very serious condition. The incident occurred at midnight yesterday on the Limassol-Paphos motorway, specifically near the Erimi village exit.
Preliminary reports indicate that the driver lost control of his vehicle, which subsequently veered off the road and collided with a metal barrier. The impact of the crash was severe, prompting immediate action from emergency services.
The Fire Service was called to the scene to extricate the driver from his car. Once freed, he was rushed to Limassol Hospital for urgent medical treatment. According to the latest updates, he has undergone amputations to both legs and remains in a very serious state.
Authorities are currently investigating the circumstances that led to this tragic accident. Limassol Traffic Police, along with Episkopi Police Station, are focusing on collecting evidence and determining the exact cause of the crash. Eyewitness accounts and any potential traffic camera footage will likely play a crucial role in the investigation.
This incident raises concerns regarding road safety on the busy motorway, which connects Limassol and Paphos. Local officials have previously highlighted the need for increased safety measures, especially in areas prone to accidents.
As investigations continue, the community remains shocked by the severity of the accident. The local authorities urge drivers to remain vigilant and adhere to speed limits and traffic regulations to prevent such tragedies from occurring in the future.
