Cyprus has seen a surge of COVID-19 cases going above 200 after nearly two months below this threshold, while the number of hospital patients dropped and there were no deaths on Saturday.
Cyprus is struggling to control the coronavirus pandemic with new cases soaring to a 7-week high of 272 on Friday, suggesting that the recent relaxation of lockdown restrictions have backfired. Retail stores
Owners of restaurants, cafés, bars and clubs staged a protest in front of the Presidential Palace on Friday, saying the government decision to keep their businesses closed for two more weeks in
Although Cyprus is succeeding in containing the second wave of coronavirus, Limassol infections are soaring, accounting for 70% of all COVID-19 cases, threatening to reverse progress made in recent months. Cyprus’ 14-day
Larnaca opened its second COVID-19 vaccination centre on Friday as Cyprus expands its vaccination program that has covered 8% of its population, with nearly 72,000 people receiving a jab. “Across the island,
Cyprus saw a surge in new coronavirus cases to 199 on Thursday, with no deaths and the number of patients remaining stable, as the health minister announced a relaxation of most lockdown
Cyprus hoteliers are pushing the government to allow entry to vaccinated Israeli tourists without needing a PCR test or quarantine earlier for the Jewish Passover holiday. The Cyprus Hotel Association wants the
Students yet to return to school will be going back gradually from Monday, while private lessons and extra curriculum activities are back on but under limited numbers. Gyms and dance schools are
Cyprus is closing in on its main targets in vaccination coverage against COVID-19, nearly completing vaccinations of the over 80s with 7% of the population receiving a jab. In an announcement, the
Cyprus reported 143 new coronavirus cases on Wednesday, lower than the 5-week high of 176 the day before, but stubbornly above the 100-level it had seen the past two weeks. The rise
