Cyprus’ vaccination program will reach people aged 53 on Friday, as the Health Ministry announces more COVID-19 jabs are available to book with thousands of AstraZeneca doses snubbed. The online appointments portal
Cyprus’ Health Ministry responded to criticism over the government’s coronavirus handling, referring to the high number of rapid tests and its vaccination rollout to those in their 50s. The ministry said the
Cyprus reported a mild increase in new coronavirus cases to 470 on Sunday, with the number of patients treated for COVID-19 also on the up, rising to 225 and nearing the national
Cyprus reported a second successive drop in new coronavirus cases on Saturday, down to 446 from 601 the day before, but four deaths were recorded. The Health Ministry said four deaths were
The Cyprus vaccination rollout moves further down the age ladder on Saturday with the health ministry calling for 57 and 58 year old to sign up for the COVID-19 inoculations, over what
Cyprus reported a small drop in new coronavirus cases on Friday, down to 601 from 622 the day before, and distancing itself from the 3-month high of 705 seen a week ago.
A highly contagious variant of COVID-19 first identified in Britain is now predominant in Cyprus, the Health Ministry said on Friday, linking it to a recent surge in infections. The ministry said
Cyprus is negotiating with Russia’s Gamaleya National Centre of Epidemiology and Microbiology to buy an amount of their COVID-19 vaccine, dubbed Sputnik V, once it will be approved by the European Medicines
Cyprus is struggling to get the coronavirus under control, as the Health Ministry’s latest data show a clear upward trend in daily new cases, while the age of new cases and hospitalisations
Only people aged 59-60 were eligible to book a Covid-19 vaccination appointment on Friday as Cyprus’ rollout moved further down the age ladder, the Health Ministry said. The online vaccination portal opened
