Cyprus reported nine coronavirus deaths in the past week, raising the April death toll to 61, less than the 65 reported in March, as hospitalisations and new infections continued to recede. The
More than 900 people aged 60 and over were vaccinated with the fourth dose against COVID-19 when the first day the rollout was launched, the Health Ministry said. Ministry spokesperson Constantinos Athanasiou
Cyprus on Tuesday began administering a fourth COVID-19 vaccine to people aged 60 and over as the country exits the pandemic. Beneficiaries can arrange a vaccination appointment through the government portal or walk-in centres.
Cyprus reported 18 new coronavirus deaths this week, with the number of victims since the pandemic started breaking past the 1,000 mark to 1,006, while daily infections and hospitalisations dropped significantly. The
The COVID transmission rate in Cyprus has dropped to 0.6%, while the daily number of cases is low and hospital admissions have decreased, said Health Minister Michalis Hadjipantela. He said the improved
Cyprus is scrapping the COVID-19 Safe Pass for the outdoor hospitality venues and nightclubs for Easter, while the requirement will be binned entirely on 15 May, Health Minister Michalis Hadjipantela said Wednesday.
As authorities contemplate lifting the remaining measures, Cyprus is on the path back to normality as it may put an end to all COVID restrictions after the Easter holidays. Scientists advising the
All COVID-19 restrictions at the crossing points were lifted from 9 am on Tuesday, the United Nations said. The move follows a decision taken by the bicommunal Technical Committee on Health after
Cyprus has lifted the Safe Pass requirement for retail shops and malls while also scrapping the passenger locator form (flight pass) and colour-coded country risk assessment as it moves toward removing all
Despite daily COVID-19 cases remaining high, Cyprus epidemiological indicators have recorded a significant improvement in the past fortnight, according to Friday’s report issued by the Health Ministry. According to the surveillance report,
