Cyprus health authorities are far from optimistic in their efforts to control the spread of the coronavirus, with government advisors saying that any relaxation of measures in the next few weeks should
Cyprus continues to struggle to bring the coronavirus under control as the number of daily cases keep on rising, according to data released on Friday, pushing the island’s 14-day cumulative rate to
Almost 6,500 COVID-19 vaccination slots were snapped up within the first hour of the appointments portal opening for 53 and 54-year-olds on Friday. All Pfizer jab allocations were taken within 60 minutes
Six people died of COVID-19 and 690 people were infected with coronavirus on Thursday, with the April death toll rising to 27 and nearing the March figure of 30. The number of
The Health Ministry said a less invasive COVID-19 testing method had been adopted for the general public at free government testing points. Testing stations are being equipped with nasal swabs, similar to
Cyprus’ COVID-19 vaccination rollout broke the 200,000 barrier on Thursday, while the Health Ministry forges on despite online booking glitches and doubts about some vaccines. In a statement, the Health Ministry said
Cyprus’ chances for a decent tourist season depends on the level of herd immunity reached on the island, said Tourism Minister Savvas Perdios. After getting his AstraZeneca jab with the rest of
Cyprus ministers rolled up their sleeves for the troubled AstraZeneca COVID-19 vaccine in a bid by the government to restore public confidence in the jab. Ministers not previously vaccinated against coronavirus took
Cyprus will receive an additional 100,000 doses of the BioNTech/Pfizer COVID-19 vaccine by June as doubts grow around Janssen and AstraZeneca. European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen announced the delivery of
Cyprus reported a small drop in new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, but patient admissions increased and three people died, as the health ministry also said it was suspending inoculations using the Janssen
