From 15 December, unvaccinated people will be banned from social events such as weddings, christenings, hospitality, and sports venues, as the government tightens COVID-19 restrictions. On Monday, Health Minister Michalis Hadjipantelas announced
Cyprus reported another coronavirus death on Saturday, with hospitalisations increasing as the government confirmed more Omicron cases ahead of a cabinet meeting Monday. The latest victim of the pandemic was an 88-year-old
Scientists fear the almost certain arrival of the Omicron variant of coronavirus will implode daily figures of Cyprus COVID-19 cases to over 1,000. In comments to the Cyprus News Agency, epidemiologist Dr
Cyprus reported two coronavirus deaths on Saturday, the fourth this month, taking the pandemic total beyond 600, with hospitalisations also rising to 115. Daily infections were down to 428 from 594 on
Cyprus reported one more coronavirus death on Saturday, the seventh this month, as new daily cases spiked to 535, while patient hospitalisations increased to 118. Saturday’s cases were the highest daily tally
Cyprus’ COVID infections are on the rise as the two-week cumulative case rate increased by 66.6%, with over 4,000 incidents recorded, according to Friday’s Health Ministry epidemiological report. The island’s 14-day cumulative
The government is reviewing coronavirus measures under pressure from a spike in new cases with the introduction of self-testing while tightening restrictions on social gatherings is not ruled out. Daily cases are
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths on Saturday, as the number of new daily cases stayed above 200 and hospitalisations remained at 82. The Health Ministry said in its daily Covid bulletin that
This time two years ago, a novel coronavirus was happening in a faraway place called Wuhan in China; we didn’t think that several months later, the globe would catch the deadly virus.
Health Minister Michalis Hadjipantelas said authorities are anxious over a recent spike in daily COVID-19 cases, with scientists looking into the causes behind the uptick. Health authorities are concerned over a rise