Manhunt in Limassol after stabbing. Police searching for 23-year-old man

Police are searching for a 23-year-old man suspected of stabbing his former employer at a construction site in Zakaki. The 24-year-old suffered wounds to the leg and abdomen and was admitted to surgery at Limassol General Hospital.

The incident occurred today, Friday, August 14, at approximately 10:00 a.m. After the attack, the suspect fled the scene, and police began efforts to locate and arrest him.

Attack on construction site in Zakaki

The incident occurred today, Friday, August 14, at approximately 10:00 a.m. at a construction site under construction in Zakaki.

According to police, a 23-year-old man showed up at a construction site and attacked his 24-year-old former employer with a knife. The man was wounded in the leg and abdominal area.

After the attack, the suspect fled the scene.

The police have launched a manhunt

SigmaLive reports directly that the police launched a manhunt to find the 23-year-oldThe latest update from the Cyprus Times also reports a manhunt and efforts to apprehend him. According to this source, the search so far has been unsuccessful.

The scene has been secured. Limassol CID officers are investigating to determine the exact circumstances of the attack.

The 24-year-old underwent surgery

The injured man was taken to Limassol General Hospital by friends. Due to his injuries, he was scheduled for surgery.

Cyprus Times describes his injuries as serious and confirms leg and abdominal wounds.

In the background, there is a conflict after being fired.

According to the findings so far, the incident was caused by professional differences between the two men.

Local media reports that the 23-year-old was fired from his job shortly before the attack. However, sources differ on the exact timing – SigmaLive puts it two days before the incident, while the Cyprus Times reports that he was fired the day before.

The article will be updated if the police report that the suspect has been arrested or if new information about the condition of the injured person becomes available.

Sources: SigmaLive, Cyprus Times, Philenews