Four people died due to Covid-19 on Friday, while Cyprus reported a mild drop in new infections to 525 and hospitalisations to 292. The health ministry said in its daily bulletin that
Cyprus is on track to reach its goal of vaccinating at least 80% of the population by the end of August to build an immunity wall against COVID-19 and its variants. The
According to claims made by a pulmonologist at Limassol General’s COVID-19 ward, some doctors are dissuading their patients from getting a coronavirus vaccine. Pulmonologist Dr Charis Armeftis, on CyBC radio, criticised the
Cyprus’ health system is under tremendous pressure as the number of COVID-19 patients in need of Intensive or acute care increases. On Friday, 50 people were intubated in an intensive care unit
July was the second hottest month on record, as a prolonged heatwave began, pushing average temperatures to 39.5°C, close to last year’s all-time high of 39.7°C, the Cyprus Met Office said. It
Walk-in COVID vaccination centres were swamped on Friday as hundreds of people queued up to get a jab on the first day for those not registered with the national health system (GHS).
Cyprus reported three coronavirus deaths on Thursday, and an increase in both new infections and hospitalisations to 580 and 293 respectively, with the critical patients approaching 100. The health ministry said that
Intensive Care Units (ICUs) in Cyprus public hospitals are full of coronavirus cases while most non-COVID cases are referred to the private sector, Health Minister Michalis Hadjipantelas said. Highlighting the problem, Hadjipandelas
A higher concentration of traces of COVID-19 genetic material was found in Larnaca’s wastewater system between March and April than in May to June, the town’s Sewerage Board announced on Thursday. April
Cyprus hotels will be paying for tourists’ rapid tests to mitigate the impact on the tourism sector following a government decision for all unvaccinated visitors to test for COVID-19 after seven days
