Cyprus upgraded Malta to its safest ‘green’ category under the latest COVID travel risk assessment released on Monday, while Hungary exits the list, dropping to the higher risk “orange”. The EU island
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has approved COVID-19 booster shots for people with severely weakened immune systems. The agency has also given the green light to EU member states to proceed with
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Monday, an increase in new cases to 117 and a small drop in hospitalisations to 65, as health authorities speed up vaccination plans. The government said
Health authorities are organising a mass COVID-19 vaccination event in Limassol on Sunday, for people eligible for a booster shot and those unvaccinated who would like to get their first jab. In
Cyprus health authorities pushed forward with their COVID-19 booster shot rollout reaching people aged 80 and above on Monday. Vaccinations are being carried out at the walk-in centres pending the tweaking of
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths for the second day in a row on Sunday, with new cases and hospitalisations dropping to 83 and 68, respectively. The health ministry said in its daily
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths on Saturday, with new cases stabilising below 100 and hospitalisations unchanged at 73. The health ministry said in its daily Covid bulletin that the death toll since
Cyprus reported two coronavirus deaths on Friday and a significant drop in the discovery of new cases to 59 due to fewer tests on the public holiday. The health ministry said in
Cyprus is finally getting a grip on a surge of new COVID-19 cases as the island’s 14-day notification rate dropped to its the lowest ebb since the Delta variant pushed daily cases
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths for the fourth day in a row and the tenth day this month, with the number of new cases slightly up at 129 and hospitalisations edging down
