The state of health in Cyprus got off on a right footing in June with no deaths, a steady number of daily coronavirus infections and a continued drop in hospitalisations. No new
Cyprus reported no Covid-related deaths for the third day in a row, ending May with a toll of 48 and 360 to date since the pandemic started. At the same time, the
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths for the second day in a row on Sunday, making it the fourth day out of five, as the May toll stands at 48 and 360 since
Three people died of COVID-19 on Friday, after two consecutive days of no deaths, raising the toll for May to 48 and 360 since the pandemic started. The Cyprus health ministry said
All of Cyprus’ epidemiological indices have steadily improved, with major reductions in COVID-19 infections, hospital admissions and deaths. According to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control (ECDC), the island’s COVID
Cyprus reported no deaths attributed to the coronavirus for the second consecutive day, while the number of hospitalisations continues to drop and the new daily infections have stabilised well below 100. The
Following the death of a 39-year-old British woman after a blood clotting incident, and a number of serious thrombotic episodes amongst people who received AstraZeneca’s COVID-19 vaccine, Cyprus authorities are now recommending
Cyprus reported a significant drop in new coronavirus infections to 69 on Wednesday, a figure not seen since last October, while hospitalisations continue to drop, as 95 patients are currently being treated
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Tuesday, a drop in new daily infections from 100 the day before to 79 and the number of hospitalisations at 97, dropping below the marker 100
Cyprus reported two coronavirus deaths on Monday, 100 new daily infections and the number of hospitalisations dropping to 106, as the Covid ward at Paphos General hospital released its last patient. The
