Health authorities are anxious over the steady increase of fully vaccinated older adults contracting COVID-19 and landing in ICUs while the booster shot rollout lags. According to Health Ministry data released on
Cyprus reported two deaths attributed to Covid-19 on Wednesday, as new infections dropped to 143, but hospitalisations continued to rise to 64. The ministry said in its daily Covid bulletin that the
Cyprus’ case fatality rate due to COVID-19 is 0.46%, while the healthcare cost for the pandemic hit €100 mln, said Christis Loizides, Executive Head of State Health Services Organization (SHSO). Loizides said
Cyprus reported no deaths attributed to Covid-19 on Tuesday, as new infections climbed to 181 and hospitalisations rose to 61. The ministry said in its daily Covid bulletin that the death toll
Despite Italy making its way back to Cyprus’ safest green category under the latest COVID travel risk assessment, just two EU states remain in the category as Poland exits. Poland’s downgrade from
Cyprus reported two coronavirus deaths on Monday, as new cases rose again to 166 having dipped below 100 the previous day, while hospitalisation rates increased slightly to 57. Two men, aged 56
From Tuesday, people aged 60 and over are eligible for a COVID-19 booster shot as the online platform for appointments and walk-in centres will cater to them, said the Health Ministry. Those
People who failed to return for their second coronavirus jab from Monday lose the right to carry a COVID-19 Safe Pass as they are now considered unvaccinated. In the latest tweaking of
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Sunday, while new cases dipped below 100 to 99 and hospitalisation rates increased to 55. The Health Ministry said in its daily Covid bulletin that a
Cyprus reported two coronavirus deaths on Saturday after four days without any COVID fatalities, while new cases and hospitalisation rates dropped. The Health Ministry said in its daily Covid bulletin that the
