The new Polis Chrysochous hospital will be completed and ready to operate by September 2028, President Nikos Christodoulides announced on Thursday, following a meeting at the presidential palace with the Polis municipality and Paphos district MPs. The hospital, with a total cost of €17 million, will be built on a 7,000 square metre site. According to the president, the new state hospital will be fully equipped, featuring clinics covering all medical specialties, a small dialysis unit, a pharmacy and a helipad. He said the hospital would be capable of meeting both the permanent needs of residents and the increased demands created by seasonal visitors. Edek MP Elias Myrianthos said the inclusion of these units reflects the scale of the investment and the importance of the hospital for the entire Paphos district.