Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths on Tuesday, as new cases remained above 400 at 437 and hospitalisations continued to rise, to 115, with an increase in infections among younger people. With the
Cyprus police have arrested a second person in connection with the violent attack on AEL Limassol’s US basketball player Corey Manigault who is still in critical condition with a serious head injury.
Two men aged 25 and 36 from the Congo were remanded in custody for eight days by a Nicosia district court on Tuesday in connection with the murder of their fellow countryman.
The majority of parents appear to be on board with health experts’ proposal for all school children aged six and above to wear a mask in the classroom. Annita Taliotou, acting president
Cypriot EU Health Commissioner Stella Kyriakides said the new COVID-19 outbreak surging across Europe is being driven by the unvaccinated when vaccines are the only effective response. “What we are seeing in
Turkish Cypriot authorities ban unvaccinated from socialising as the north witnesses its worst resurgence since the outbreak in March 20220, as daily COVID-19 cases reach record levels. According to the latest decisions
Worsening epidemiological data across Europe has meant no upgrades on Cyprus’ COVID-19 safe travel list, leaving most EU countries in the high-risk red zone. The Health Ministry’s latest travel assessment sees its
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) is fast-tracking evaluation of the Johnson&Johnson (Janssen) COVID-19 vaccine booster dose to be given two months after the first shot to people aged 18 and older. EMA’s
Moody’s Investors Service has upgraded the long-term senior secured ratings of the state-owned Israel Electric Corporation to Baa1 from Baa2. The upgrade reflects significant reductions in IEC’s leverage and improvements in the
Unvaccinated people will be given three weeks to get vaccinated or face restrictions, while those who don’t get a booster jab after seven months lose their Safe Pass. Following a meeting with
