The more potent ‘UK variant’ of coronavirus is more widespread than ever in Cyprus, with all 45 positive samples sent to the EU infected with it, Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou said on
Cyprus saw a moderate drop in new coronavirus cases as well as patient numbers in hospitals on Wednesday, with the country’s health minister warning that admissions continue to exceed discharges. No new
A resurgence in Cyprus COVID-19 cases in recent weeks will begin to calm down by the end of April with infections declining in the next two weeks, according to scientist Peter Karayiannis,
President Nicos Anastasiades has urged Limassol residents to comply with measures to curb the spread of COVID-19, warning of tougher restrictions if they don’t. Limassol is at the epicentre of a spike
Cyprus reported one death from COVID-19 on Tuesday, 475 new coronavirus cases and 221 patients, pushing the death toll to 241 and 40,344 infections since the pandemic started. The health ministry said
Cyprus on Tuesday eased more lockdown restrictions as it tries to restart the economy; people still need SMS permission to leave home if not for work, the curfew stays but is shortened
Cyprus’ decision to suspend COVID-19 inoculations using the AstraZeneca vaccine has disrupted 7,500 appointments for first and second jabs, a Health Ministry official said on Tuesday. This will be a major setback
Cyprus has reviewed its colour-coded safe travel COVID-19 risk assessment scheme demoting Finland into the red category, Portugal moves up to orange while there’s no change in green. The new country risk
Nicosia has decided to purchase the Russian Sputnik V COVID-19 vaccine once the EU authorities approve it, said government spokesman Kyriakos Koushos. Koushos told the Cyprus News Agency that the government would
Cyprus took another step out of lockdown Tuesday with hospitality allowed to operate outdoor facilities, and the curfew pushed back two hours, but hospital COVID-19 patients have doubled from a month ago.
