Cyprus health authorities will be looking at hospital admissions before easing any more COVID measures, say experts. Despite a recent surge of COVID-19 infections pushing daily cases to a record high of
Armenia has found its way back to the green category on Cyprus’ safe travel list based on COVID-19 risk, joining a select band of five countries. Cyprus has lifted all travel restrictions
Cyprus reported a record 6,494 coronavirus cases and three deaths on Monday, with hospitalisations increasing for the tenth day in a row to 190, and the national infection rate remaining above the
With fewer COVID-19 tests carried out, authorities should expect the positivity rate to reach new heights, said lead scientist advising the government on coronavirus, epidemiologist Dr Constantinos Tsioutis. In comments to Politis
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths on Sunday, the fifth time this month, as new cases remained above the 4,000 marker, keeping the infection rate at a high 5.22%, while hospitalisations increased for
Cyprus reported two coronavirus deaths on Saturday, an increase in daily cases to 5,172, a spike in the number of hospitalisations and a mild drop in the already-high infection rate to 6.27%.
Cyprus reported three coronavirus deaths on Friday, fewer daily cases at 3,329, a steady number of hospitalisations and a significant drop in the testing programme, propelling the infection rate to an unprecedented
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths on Thursday, the fourth time this month, as new cases rose again to 5,186, the third highest daily count ever, keeping the infection rate at a near
Cyprus reported four coronavirus deaths on Wednesday, as new cases inched up to 4,704 after spiralling to a near-record 5,286 on Monday, pushing the infection rate to a new high of 5.6%,
Cyprus is among the countries warned by the World Health Organisation for lifting coronavirus restrictions too “brutally”, facilitating the spread of the highly transmissible Omicron 2 subvariant of COVID-19. Speaking at a
