Cyprus has tweaked COVID-19 measures, allowing more people to attend sporting events, cinemas, and theatres said Health Minister Michalis Hadjipantelas on Friday. Following a cabinet meeting, the health minister announced the slight
President Nicos Anastasiades received his third jab of a COVID-19 vaccine on Friday to promote a booster shot campaign and bolster vaccination rates among the general public. At 75 years old, he
Parliament unanimously approved the 4th supplementary budget submitted by the government for financing measures to battle the pandemic. The law provides for additional grants of €91.7 mln for expenditure to mitigate the
Cyprus health authorities pushed forward with their COVID-19 booster shot rollout reaching people aged 70 and above on Friday. Following strong interest from people over 75, the Health Ministry moved on to
Cyprus reported no deaths attributed to Covid-19 on Thursday, with the number of new infections rising to 131 and hospitalisations marginally up to 60. The health ministry said that the death toll
Cyprus will tweak COVID-19 measures, easing restrictions on sporting events, cinemas, and theatres, but wearing a face mask remains compulsory, said Health Minister Michalis Hadjipantelas. After a visit to the Parliament, where
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Wednesday, and a decrease in new cases to 100 and hospitalisations to 59, as health authorities started the rollout of third dose vaccinations to over 75
Cyprus health authorities pushed forward with their COVID-19 booster shot rollout reaching people aged 75 and above on Wednesday. Following a vivid interest from people over the age of 80, the health
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Tuesday, an increase in new cases to 146 and a small drop in hospitalisations to 61, as health authorities announced a rule change for the issue
Health authorities in Cyprus will be tweaking the criteria for the issue of a SafePass, with those who have only received the first dose of a COVID-19 vaccine no longer be allowed
