Cyprus reported 218 new coronavirus cases on Monday, seemingly less than the 300-400 daily range of the past few weeks, based on a lower-than-usual number of tests due to the ‘Green Monday’
By Michael Olympios It’s been a year since the World Health Organisation (WHO) declared the novel Covid-19 a ‘pandemic’ and a year since the government of Cyprus enforced the first lockdown. It was
Green Monday will generally be cloudy in Cyprus, with some rains in certain parts of the island, that will not prevent thousands from seeking open spaces to mark the first day of
Cyprus saw a moderate drop in new coronavirus cases on Sunday, at 374 from 398 the day before and 383 on Friday, as the population prepares for the Green Monday outings, which
The coronavirus crisis has elevated government importance to support local economies while highlighting the need for businesses to become more tech-savvy, economists told the Financial Mirror. Government is on the frontlines of
The Cyprus Forestry Department gave out a record 20,000 saplings on Saturday, double the amount anticipated, with the public waiting for hours to reach the various points of distribution. The department’s director,
Two people died and 383 new coronavirus cases were reported on Friday, slightly less than the infections on previous days, but the number of patients admitted for COVID-19 continues to rise, testing
Cyprus’ inoculation programme has picked up speed as vaccine deliveries in March have increased, with authorities vaccinating 10% of the population. The health authorities said on Friday that they are pushing ahead
Cyprus reported 431 new coronavirus cases on Thursday, remaining above 400 for the third day in a row, as the government ponders relaxing lockdown measures at its cabinet meeting on Friday. Wednesday
Cyprus reported 415 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, two deaths and 165 patients currently admitted in hospitals, as recent relaxations of lockdown measures have backfired and the government is pondering delaying further
