Cyprus safest green travel category is shrinking, with only 11 countries from which tourists can enter the island without restrictions, following the Delta variant taking a grip. According to the island’s latest
Cyprus saw five new coronavirus deaths on Monday, as well as a drop in new daily cases to 381 and hospitalisations at 234. The health ministry said in its Covid bulletin that
Cyprus reported a general improvement with a significant drop in daily coronavirus cases to 165, as well as fewer hospitalisations at 240 and critical cases at 84. Sunday was also the first
Fewer Cypriots are choosing to go abroad for a summer getaway as COVID restrictions have deterred them from leaving the island, said the Association of Cyprus Travel Agents. In comments to the
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Saturday, as new daily cases and hospitalisations continued to fall to 401 and 244, respectively. The Health Ministry said in its Covid bulletin that a 74-year-old
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Friday, as new daily cases and hospitalisations stabilised at weekly lows of 419 and 259, respectively. The health ministry said in its Covid bulletin that a
Cyprus hospitals are feeling the pinch from an increase in COVID-19 patients needing to be treated in an Intensive Care Unit, with officials warning if numbers keep rising, beds will become scarce.
Around 70% of the island’s adult population is now fully vaccinated against COVID-19, and over 76% had one jab, said Cyprus’ Health Ministry on Friday. The rate of the fully vaccinated adult
Secondary school teachers oppose the Health Ministry’s plan to have unvaccinated teachers and students tested twice a week for COVID-19 when the new academic year starts in September. Unions OELMEK and OELTEK,
About 150 Turkish Cypriot students studying abroad have been vaccinated against COVID-19 at the State Fair centre in Nicosia at the initiative of the Republic of Cyprus. Government sources told the Cyprus
