Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Monday, rising to 75 for January which is headed to become the deadliest month on record, as new daily cases rose to 2,815 and hospitalisations dropped
Despite the sales, Cyprus’ retail sector can’t shake off the coronavirus pandemic, as it has fallen victim to Omicron’s high transmissibility. With many daily cases and close contacts being kept at home,
Despite a teachers’ pushback, the “test to stay” policy was introduced in schools on Monday to keep classrooms going safely where positive cases are found. Students found to be close contacts of
Cyprus reported three coronavirus deaths on Sunday, rising to 74 for January which is fast becoming the deadliest month on record, as new daily cases remained below 2,000 for the second day
A wave of feeling across Europe, more infectious than coronavirus, wants to declare the pandemic over and be treated like the common cold. COVID-19 would be downgraded from a global killer virus
Cyprus reported six coronavirus deaths on Saturday, rising to 29 for the week and 71 for January, as new daily cases dipped 9.5% to under 2,000 and hospitalisations were stable. The Health
Cyprus reported three coronavirus deaths on Friday, rising to 23 for the week and 65 for January, as new daily cases dipped to 2,192 and hospitalisations to 242. The health ministry said
As of Monday, authorities will be introducing the “test to stay” policy in primary and secondary schools, in a bid not to shut classrooms where positive cases were found while keeping students
Cyprus reported a record 46,487 new COVID-19 cases in the past two weeks, pushing the island’s 14-day accumulated diagnosis rate to its highest level, with the Omicron variant driving the latest surge
Government lead scientist Constantinos Tsioutis warns against growing complacency the pandemic is over, following data suggesting Omicron has boosted immunity levels while causing less severe disease. Taking to Twitter, the head of
