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
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,
Implementation of the General Healthcare System’s second phase has been postponed for three months due to the COVID-19 pandemic, said Cyprus State Health Organisation acting director, Andreas Papaconstantinou. He told CNA that
Cyprus will lose €1.5 bln in tourist income this year, but all is not lost as latest developments suggest authorities have COVID-19 under control that could usher a holiday wave from July.
The Lyrid Meteor Shower, active between April 16-25 every year, is expected to peak on Wednesday with stay at home Cypriots able to catch the meteor shower late in the evening. Named
Cyprus is taking the COVID-19 fight to the virus by undertaking the arduous task of contact tracing those infected to contain the outbreak, a practice some other countries have abandoned. Contact tracing
More Cypriots requested SMS text approval to venture outside their homes for buying basic goods and physical exercise over the Easter weekend, while requests on Sunday fell below the+ normal. According to
British Bases police at Akrotiri have re-instigated a Food Aid programme first introduced during Cyprus’ 2013 financial crisis to help struggling families during the current COVID-19 outbreak. Representatives from the police’s Community
In an ideal world, a place where boring predictability lives without fear, I would like nothing better than avoiding talking about coronavirus but it’s not going to disappear in a puff of
Cyprus’ agriculture sector could not be left out of harm’s way, as the coronavirus crisis’ takes its toll on the country’s farmers, who are asking the state to step in to rescue
