DISPATCH FROM CYPRUS

The transcript describes heightened security measures in Nicosia due to AOCA activity, highlighting the potential dangers and the vigilance required by security forces. It then shifts to the community response following the suspension of Greek Cypriots from Nafi establishments, with servicemen's families stepping in to fill roles. A call for volunteers in Britain results in a significant response, with many arriving in Cyprus to assist in various capacities, demonstrating strong community support and collaboration.

What are the potential threats faced by security forces in Cyprus due to AOCA activity?

• Wild animal attacks

• Mines, bombs, and ambushes

• Cyber attacks

• Floods and landslides

Who stepped in to fill the roles after the suspension of Greek Cypriots in Nafi establishments?

• International aid workers

• Wives and relatives of servicemen

• Retired military personnel

• Local businessmen

Where did the first group of British volunteers arrive before heading to Cyprus?

• Manchester Airport

• Gatwick Airport

• Heathrow Airport

• Blackbush Airport

What roles were the British volunteers expected to fill in Cyprus?

• Security personnel

• Teachers and counselors

• Clerks, canteen assistants, and charge hands

• Medical staff and engineers

How many volunteers applied within a few days after the call for a minimum of 500?

• 17,000

• 10,000

• 5,000

• 1,000