Cyprus health minister Michalis Hadjipantela and the government’s scientific advisors will be weighing epidemiological data next week to determine whether some of the COVID-19 measures can be lifted. Hadjipantela will be meeting
After one of the deadliest weeks of the pandemic, February is on track to become the worst month since the COVID-19 started with 26 victims already claimed. Scientists and the Health Ministry
Cyprus reported five coronavirus deaths on Wednesday, with new cases remaining below the 3,000 mark for the second day, dropping to 2,779, while hospitalisations dropped below 200 for the first time since
The European Union’s drug regulator launched a review to evaluate whether the Pfizer/BioNTech COVID-19 vaccine can be used as a booster shot in adolescents aged 12 to 15, even after several countries have
Cyprus reported seven coronavirus deaths on Tuesday, the second highest daily toll in two weeks, with a drop in daily cases below the 3,000 mark to 2,885, and hospitalisations also down from
Despite the dominance of Omicron, the Delta variant is still spreading in the community, responsible for most of the serious COVID-19 cases needing intensive care. According to the State Health Services Organisation
Cyprus reported four coronavirus deaths on Monday, two of whom in their 40s, with an increase in daily cases beyond the 3,000 mark to 3,374, and hospitalisations also up at 233, of
It is too early to lift Covid-19 restrictions as although daily cases have stabilised they are still high at around 3,000, said virologist and government advisor Dr Petros Karayiannis He told the
Cyprus reported four coronavirus deaths on Sunday, with fewer daily cases that dropped to 2,214, and hospitalisations edged lower to 224, of whom 62 were critical. The health ministry said in its
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Saturday, as daily cases dropped to 2,568, but hospitalisations were up to 225 from 218 as were critical cases. The Health Ministry said in its Covid
