As Cyprus ramps up its testing programme to tackle COVID-19 it reported another three-digit figure for cases on Saturday taking the total since the outbreak to 8,498. November is the worst month
Lockdown measures seem to be working in Paphos and Limassol but accumulated coronavirus cases across the island have increased as the virus load reaches new heights, especially in the capital. Cyprus’ epidemiological
Cyprus Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou believes tighter restrictions to stem the spike in coronavirus have started to pay off with cases expected to drop in the coming days. In comments to reporters
As the Republic’s health authorities struggle to contain the spread of coronavirus, divided Cyprus has reported 8,519 COVID-19 infections while recording 45 deaths attributed to the virus. The tally for cases in
Cyprus recorded another three-digit surge in COVID-19 cases on Saturday taking the total beyond 7,000 since the outbreak while another death was announced. This raised the total for the past seven days
As the Republic’s health authorities struggle to contain coronavirus, divided Cyprus has recorded close to 7,000 COVID-19 infections and 32 deaths. Health authorities in the Republic of Cyprus seem to be fighting
Cyprus continues to record negative milestones in this second wave of coronavirus with Saturday’s daily count touching a record 314 while there was one more COVID-19 death reported as the Health Ministry
If new coronavirus containment restrictions are observed then Cyprus will see a steady but gradual decrease in COVID-19 cases within two weeks, said an expert on infectious diseases. Maria Koliou, chairwoman of
A Cyprus watchdog championing rights of the elderly has accused the government of ageism after two people died in a Limassol care home while dozens more were infected with COVID-19. Another four
As Cyprus COVID-19 infections soar in October with authorities reporting triple-digit figures of new cases eight out of the past nine days, experts expect the number of coronavirus-related deaths to rise. Over
