Cyprus health authorities announced another seven new cases of SARS-CoV-2 on Friday with three of them connected to two known clusters in Larnaca. The new cases take the total for the Republic
Turkish Cypriot health authorities are making progress in bringing down daily cases of COVID-19 after imposing travel restrictions and lockdown measures. Turkish Cypriots were struggling to contain cases since they spiralled out
Cyprus reported eight new cases of SARS-CoV-2 on Wednesday, five of whom were related to previously confirmed cases and discovered through contact tracing while two others had a recent travel history. The
Cyprus health authorities announced six cases of SARS-CoV-2 on Tuesday, raising the total number to 1,540 as daily infections remain at single-digit levels for the third week. Four of the cases announced
As the number of cases remains in single digits in the Republic, Turkish Cypriot authorities are having difficulty in bringing down COVID-19 infections after spiralling out of control in September. According to
Cyprus health authorities reported eight new cases of SARS-CoV-2 on Monday, five of whom were related to a cluster that formed last week and discovered through contact tracing. The Ministry of Health
Cyprus reported three new COVID-19 cases on Saturday all were detected during 989 tests at the island’s two airports. Two of the cases were Austrian tourists, a mother and daughter and the
Cyprus has managed to contain COVID-19 cases under double figures for two weeks with just three new infections on Friday while across the divide Turkish Cypriots have seen the situation spiral out
Since July, 48.1% of Cyprus coronavirus cases were asymptomatic while the average age of those diagnosed with the virus was 31, according to the Health Ministry’s latest Epidemiological Report. The median age
Cyprus has succeeded in keeping daily COVID-19 cases down to a trickle as health authorities announced just three new cases on Thursday. While Cyprus has kept cases below double figures for 13
