20 bullets found in the toilets of Larnaca General Hospital
On 4 February 2026 in Cyprus, police were called to Larnaca General Hospital after bullets were discovered in the hospital’s toilets.
Upon arrival, law enforcement officers seized 20 bullets of various calibres from the scene. The items were sent for forensic examination to determine the presence of biological traces and possible DNA extraction.
The police are investigating the incident. Investigators note that the very act of leaving bullets in the hospital restroom raises particular questions regarding the circumstances of the event and the motives of the person or persons who placed them there.
No official statements regarding arrests or the involvement of any individuals in the incident have been made at the time of publication. The investigation continues; further procedural actions may follow based on the results of forensic examinations.
Important for residents: there is currently no reason to believe there is a direct threat to patients or hospital staff; however, law enforcement is conducting checks and analyses on site. Police recommendations on safety will be published when additional information is available.
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