Current news summary from Cyprus regarding protests, public health, and administration

Livestock farmers plan to block the Rizoelia roundabout on April 22 to protest slaughter measures and compensation delays, with potential escalations to airports. Meanwhile, EAC offices will close on April 23 due to a 24-hour strike. In public health, authorities are investigating a newborn's burns at Larnaca Hospital, while the Ministry of Health develops protocols for a new human milk bank. Water reservoir levels have risen to 37.9%, reaching 110 million cubic meters due to heavy rainfall. Paphos Mayor Phedonas Phedonos faces court proceedings over sexual assault allegations. Additionally, the Ministry of Education has partnered with the Cyprus Football Association to integrate football into the school curriculum over the next four years. Weather forecasts warn of rising dust levels from North Africa following a brief warm spell of up to 25 degrees Celsius.