Traffic cameras are set to be installed at the junction that saw four members of the same family killed in a traffic accident on New Year’s Day, the Greek Cypriot Transport Minister said on Monday.
According to Cyprus Mail, the decision was announced by Vafeades following a meeting with experts from the department of public works, where recommendations were discussed in the aftermath of the incident in Limassol.
The accident resulted in the death of four people, two grandparents and their grandchildren half an hour after midnight on New Year’s Day, when they were hit by an oncoming vehicle in Kato Polemidia, Limassol. The four were not wearing seat belts.
Following the meeting on Monday, Vafeades said that the recommendations to the road safety council encompass a range of measures, both short-term and long-term.
The immediate action proposed involves the placement of cameras to monitor speed. If adopted, this system could be operational within a few months, according to Vafeades.
“Until then, regular police patrols will be suggested for the area,” he added.
“We have decided to propose to the police the installation of a photo enforcement system on this road to monitor speed.”
( Source Cyprus Mail)
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