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[georgios100]

Hypothetically speaking, let's say the ghost town of Baroshia is given back to us tomorrow.

What is the outlook for rebuilding the city?

What timetable is set, if any, for refugees to move in?

Who is to perform the construction, demolition, infrastructure repairs/replacement, telecommunications, water supply etc?

Who will pay the bill?

Georgios100

[paliometoxo]

i dont think they will give it back so easily... the turkish army live there... where will they go if they give it back?

[bill cobbett]

Think the whole lot should be demolished, and moved back a couple of hundred meters from the beach line, following what is now best practise for Med coastal development, whilst still respecting land ownership relationships.

[georgios100]

Think the whole lot should be demolished, and moved back a couple of hundred meters from the beach line, following what is now best practise for Med coastal development, whilst still respecting land ownership relationships.

Moving back 200 meters from the coastline means all the hotels are to be demolished... are these hotels repairable after 36 years?

Turkey should pick-up the bill for all this. Turkey bombed the city and barricaded it afterwards. Like Germany(still paying), war reparations are in order. Turkey is faced with a rather large compensation amount to be paid. This amount should be stipulated into the ongoing "intensive negotiations".

Georgios100

[Oracle]

Georgios100, not being a GC means that you do not understand just how much we want Turkey and its troops etc., to leave our shores and never darken our paths again.

Cyprus doesn't need Turkey's money so there is no need to add further excuses to stall that longed for day when it can quietly piss off.

The GCs can make good everything, once you (invaders) are all gone.

[bill cobbett]

Think the whole lot should be demolished, and moved back a couple of hundred meters from the beach line, following what is now best practise for Med coastal development, whilst still respecting land ownership relationships.

Moving back 200 meters from the coastline means all the hotels are to be demolished... are these hotels repairable after 36 years?

Turkey should pick-up the bill for all this. Turkey bombed the city and barricaded it afterwards. Like Germany(still paying), war reparations are in order. Turkey is faced with a rather large compensation amount to be paid. This amount should be stipulated into the ongoing "intensive negotiations".

Georgios100

Almost certainly beyond cost-effective repair, would have thought.

[B25]

It needs to be raized to the ground, clear and start again. The costs to be met by the US/UK and Turkey.

It needs to be done by an outside team to avoid the original owners the heart ache of seeing their memories trashed. Bless them

simple really.

[boomerang]

it's not baroshia it's varoshia

[YFred]

It needs to be raized to the ground, clear and start again. The costs to be met by the US/UK and Turkey.

It needs to be done by an outside team to avoid the original owners the heart ache of seeing their memories trashed. Bless them

simple really.

Why do we say Raized to the ground. It should be flattened to the ground. I'll have you know most of the land in Varosha is Efkaf land.
We'll be glad to rent it to you.

[paliometoxo]

it's not baroshia it's varoshia

lots of people seem to use the B as V as its similar looking to the letter for V