Cyprus Fire That Killed Eight Spread From Power Station to

11th July (Reuters) - A fire or explosion at a naval base in Cyprus, which killed an adjacent power plant damaged 12 people, injured 62 others, and eliminated 50 percent of the electricity on the island, the Cypriot government, he said.

A wildfire that started in dry grass by 4 clock time, the spread of explosives stored at the naval base Evangelos Florakis Mari on the south coast and went from a munitions ship in 2009, said the state confiscated the station CyBC 

 
"Of the 62 injured, including two in serious condition," the spokesman Stefanos Stefanou said government journalists in Nicosia today. "The exact cause of the fire is not yet determined, but ruled out sabotage on the basis of current information."

Both Cypriot Defence Minister Costas Papacostas Tsalikides Petros and army chief resigned and two resignations were accepted, he said. Cyprus has declared three days of national mourning.

Cyprus Fire That Killed Eight Spread From Power Station to