Cyprus football clubs are in for a nasty shock as the coronavirus crisis takes its toll on sporting events with initial estimates predicting the game will lose millions from the lockdown. This
Cyprus recorded nine new infections of COVID-19, and another fatality on Friday, taking the total number of cases to 804 while the death toll increased to 14. A total of 19 patients
As Cyprus begins to get a grip on the coronavirus outbreak, the village of Aradippou one of the country’s two COVID-19 hotspots has not seen a new case for over a week.
Cyprus Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou hopes that in two to three months all restrictive measures to contain the COVID-19 pandemic will be lifted if new cases remain low. He warned, however, that
Cyprus on Friday extended a ban on all commercial flights introduced on 21 March for another 17 days until mid-May to curb the spread of the coronavirus. This is the third time
Hot-blooded Cypriots must continue to keep their distance and emotions in check while masks are to become part of our daily attire in the pre-vaccine coronavirus landscape. Talking to the Financial Mirror,
Cyprus on Thursday recorded only another five new infections of COVID-19, taking the total number of cases to 795 while deaths remain at a lowly 13. Health authorities are encouraged as Cyprus
A random sampling of 800 people in Cyprus for COVID-19 will begin Friday, following a Cabinet decision to get a better understanding of the outbreak. The Ministry of Health said the aim
Cyprus has achieved ‘miracle’ results in its work to control the COVID-19 pandemic compared to elsewhere in Europe, said Chinese Ambassador Huang Xingyuan. In an article, posted on the Embassy’s Facebook account,
Cyprus frontline employees of supermarkets, grocery stores and bakeries who are legally required to be tested for coronavirus until 28 April are having a hard time complying as employers are reluctant to
