Scientists are sounding the alarm over the more transmissible coronavirus Omicron variant, saying it will soon be pushing daily COVID-19 cases to new heights in Cyprus, exerting more strain on the island’s
Last minute shoppers saved Christmas for retailers who went from reporting another dismal holiday season, to seeing their turnover increase by 7-7.5% compared to last year. Cypriots’ habit of leaving shopping for
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths on Sunday, an increase in hospitalisations to 162 and a significant rise in new daily cases to 912, above 900 for the third time in a week.
Cyprus identified 63 new cases of the coronavirus Omicron variant, half of which were airport arrivals. This follows the 33 discovered earlier this month, with 25 linked to students from a Limassol
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Saturday, a decrease in hospitalisations to 157 and a significantly lower number of tests due to the Christmas holiday, resulting in fewer new daily cases of
It wouldn’t be Christmas without a last-minute dash to the shops to panic-buy a gift you forgot for someone you supposedly love. This holiday season is almost a replica of last year,
The introduction of the European building system to adopt craftsmanship certificates for the various construction trades should be considered urgent. At present, whatever a “craftsman” declares they are, this is accepted assuming
Cyprus reported two coronavirus deaths on Friday and an increase in hospitalisations to 168, while daily cases remained above 900, dropping mildly to 917 and lowering the benchmark ‘test positivity’ rate below
Cyprus is in for a white Christmas as the next few days will feel colder than usual, with the highest mountains seeing more snowfall. Cold weather prevailing will bring along more snow
Retailers at Cyprus malls are delighted as visits and turnovers are close to those recorded in pre-coronavirus 2019, following two years of restrictions during the festive season. Missing out on last year’s
