Cyprus reported two coronavirus deaths on Monday and a record 1,925 new daily cases from 912, with hospitalisations steady at a high level of 161, and the number of intubated patients on
Scientists are sounding the alarm over the more transmissible coronavirus Omicron variant, saying it will soon be pushing daily COVID-19 cases to new heights in Cyprus, exerting more strain on the island’s
Last minute shoppers saved Christmas for retailers who went from reporting another dismal holiday season, to seeing their turnover increase by 7-7.5% compared to last year. Cypriots’ habit of leaving shopping for
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths on Sunday, an increase in hospitalisations to 162 and a significant rise in new daily cases to 912, above 900 for the third time in a week.
Cyprus identified 63 new cases of the coronavirus Omicron variant, half of which were airport arrivals. This follows the 33 discovered earlier this month, with 25 linked to students from a Limassol
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Saturday, a decrease in hospitalisations to 157 and a significantly lower number of tests due to the Christmas holiday, resulting in fewer new daily cases of
Cyprus reported two coronavirus deaths on Friday and an increase in hospitalisations to 168, while daily cases remained above 900, dropping mildly to 917 and lowering the benchmark ‘test positivity’ rate below
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Thursday and a mild drop in hospitalisations, while daily cases soared once again, to 978, pushing the test positivity rate beyond the 1.0% risk level. The
The more transmissible Coronavirus variant Omicron could push Cyprus’ daily COVID-19 cases up to 2,000, said epidemiologist Dr Michalis Voniatis. In comments to the Cyprus News Agency, Voniatis said the rise in
Building on high demand from parents to get their children vaccinated against COVID-19, the Health Ministry has added extra vaccination centres for ages five to 11 on 3-4 January. It follows unexpected
