Cyprus reported a spike in coronavirus hospitalisations on Sunday, with new cases dropping slightly to 858 as hundreds gathered at the Presidential palace protesting the mandatory SafePass from Tuesday. The protest turned
As the COVID-19 spike soars way over our heads, the government has been doing its contortion act of trying to do something about it without hurting anyone’s feelings. It is an impossible
Cyprus reported a slight drop in new daily coronavirus cases to 928 on Saturday, only 25 fewer than the day before, but no deaths were reported as hospital patient numbers rise. Thursday
Cyprus reported a drop in new daily coronavirus cases to 953 on Friday, some 200 less than the day before and after three days of breaching the 1,000-level, as the government launched
Cypriots must carry a Safe Pass to go about their daily lives to shop, dine or work, announced Health Minister Michalis Hadjipantelas on Friday. Announcing measures to stem a tide of infections
In a bid to encourage teenagers and 18 to 30 year olds to get on board the Covid-19 vaccination train, the government has joined forces with private companies offering incentives, ranging from
President Nicos Anastasiades addressed the nation on Friday, urging people to vaccinate against COVID-19 to protect public health and the country’s economy. His appeal came before new measures were to be announced
Famagusta has become the epicentre of the Delta variant-powered new wave of COVID-19 infections, with most Cyprus cases under 30. The Famagusta district has the highest number of new cases relative to
Cyprus hopes to salvage a blighted coronavirus summer as flights bringing hundreds of British tourists from its main UK market will double next week to 84 reaching over 200 by the end
The Cabinet convenes on Friday to decide on measures to stem the fourth wave of infections threatening to cripple the health system as cases surge to record highs. Ministers have tough decisions
