Cyprus news update on corruption investigations, tourism, and public services

The anti-corruption authority expects to release its report on the 'Mafia-State' case by late June, focusing on allegations against former President Nicos Anastasiades. Officials in the Arsos-Gerovasa-Trozena community have denied rumors of the village being sold or closed to the public. The e-Katataxi platform for conscripts is reopened for 48 hours on May 7 and 8 due to registration errors. The Supreme Court has revoked surrogacy allowances, while electricity prices in Cyprus are reported to be falling faster than the EU average. Tourism bookings for the summer season have declined by 25% compared to last year, with hotel occupancy currently at 40-50%. Water reservoir levels have risen to 39.6% of total capacity, a positive sign ahead of the summer. Construction debris at Nicosia Central Hospital caused safety concerns, and the Tax For All portal will undergo maintenance on May 7 and 12, extending VAT and VIES filing deadlines to May 20.