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Although on 28 April a Turkish Cypriot policeman, Mustafa Kiani, was charged, in revenge a Greek Cypriot policeman had been shot dead on 25 April and in the early hours of 27 April the Ardath factory was extensively damaged by fire, widely believed to have been started by a Turkish Cypriot mob, with damages estimated at over 120,000.Footnote 108 On 29 April, a further 23 Turkish Cypriots were arrested in connection with the violence, believed to be members of TMT (Trk Mukavemet Tekilat, translated to Turkish Resistance Organisation).Footnote 109 On 3 May, three Turkish Cypriot civilians and two auxiliary police were sentenced to prison for stealing thousands of packets of cigarettes from the Ardath warehouse during the ensuing chaos on 24 and 25 April.Footnote 110 The Ardath factory closed for 23 days, and there were limited supplies of locally made Ardath cigarettes, though plenty of imported Ardath brands were available.Footnote 111 It was again set alight on 27 January 1958 and on 11 June 1958, though the damage was not as extensive as in 1956.Footnote 112 Only days before the fire in January 1958, it featured in the Cyprus Pictorial on 24 January (Figure 5)
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