The strategic investors of the Ayia Napa marina were attacked and injured just a few hours before the inauguration of the large investment, while after the intervention of President Anastasiadis, the project was not blown up according to morning post on the CyprusTimes website.
According to the website, "a few hours before the dawn of the opening day of the big investment in Free Famagusta, the General Manager of the company and the investor's son were having fun, according to information, in a well-known club in the area, along with 30 other executives. directors and associates of the foreign company that will invest in the construction of the Ayia Napa Marina. ”
The website states that according to an eyewitness, the foreign investors got up to dance Arabic dances on the tables and the "security guards" of the club intervened. "Because the investors were in a frenzy and did not listen to their suggestions coming down from the tables, the 'inflators' of the center used the appropriate force, slightly injuring the General Manager of the project and the son of the strategic investor."
According to the police, the President of the Republic, Nikos Anastasiadis, was informed about the incident from the first moment, because, according to information cited by the website, the investor of the project, the Egyptian tycoon Nahip Sauiri, threatened to blow up the agreement. According to the same information, he called the President of the Republic Nikos Anastasiadis threatening to cancel the agreement.
The General Manager of the project and the son of the owner of the Ayia Napa Marina, received first aid from the staff of a private clinic in Ayia Napa and were then treated at the Famagusta Hospital in Paralimni. They have open wounds and bruises mainly on the head.
Crossroads of information
SotiraNews contacted the Famagusta Police Department, where the incident was confirmed, but the Police are not yet able to provide more information about the incident. The complainants are currently at the Police Department for testimony.
SotiraNews / CyprusTimes