Coronavirus cases in Cyprus returned to single-digits on Wednesday as health authorities announce another six new COVID-19 cases, less than half the previous day. After spiking to 15 on Tuesday, numbers dropped
Despite a spike in new coronavirus cases on Tuesday, health experts are confident Cyprus is still on the right track to overcoming the COVID-19 outbreak and proceed with lifting restrictive measures. Cyprus
Cyprus health authorities on Sunday confirmed seven new COVID-19 cases, after conducting 2,415 lab tests, proving the situation allows for easing of measures introduced to curb the outbreak. The existing epidemiological data
Cyprus health authorities reported on Saturday six new cases of people who contracted coronavirus, down from nine the previous day, after conducting 2,467 lab tests. “If these results continue in the next
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
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
Cyprus is reducing the infection rate of coronavirus which is a prerequisite for easing the lockdown and social distancing measures, said Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou on Wednesday. He said Cyprus should evaluate
Despite a spike in new coronavirus cases on Tuesday, health experts are optimistic that Cyprus is still on the right track to overcoming the spread of COVID-19. Cyprus health authorities reported 12
Cyprus has managed to keep coronavirus cases under double figures for the second day running after health authorities reported five more infections on Monday from six the previous day. These five positive
Cyprus on Sunday reported that only another six people were confirmed to have contracted COVID-19, from a total of 1,803 tests, falling below double figures since the start of the outbreak on
