Cyprus reported its first coronavirus death after a 19-day streak, as hospitalisations spiked at 71 and new daily cases remained just below 600, dropping slightly to 577. The health ministry said in
Cyprus reported a two-month-high of 583 new coronavirus cases on Saturday, with hospital patients also rising but no more deaths. The Health Ministry said in its daily Covid-report that a higher 48,358
Cyprus reported a new week-high of 529 new coronavirus cases on Friday, as the Cabinet met to agree on new measures amid failing efforts to control the spread of the virus. The
The average age of new COVID-19 cases has fallen to 23 for the first time since start of the pandemic, as the recent spike in infections pushes Cyprus back into the high-risk
The Cabinet convenes Friday to decide on how to encourage younger people to get a COVID-19 jab as a new outbreak is spreading among those who are unvaccinated. A new COVID-19 wave
One in ten Cypriots has obtained the EU Digital Covid Certificate introduced to facilitate smoother and safer travel across the European Union. A Ministry of Innovation official told the Financial Mirror that
July got off to a bad start with 473 new coronavirus cases reported on Thursday, three more than the previous surge on April 11, while hospitalisations in Cyprus rose again to 59
Cyprus could see an influx of British tourists in late summer, as the UK government is expected to allow vaccinated Britons to travel quarantine-free to amber destinations from 26 July. Fully vaccinated
Scientists fear that Cyprus will see daily COVID-19 cases reach new heights if younger people do not get vaccinated soon. Cases hit a 3-month high of 429 on Wednesday, and they are
After almost reaching the June target of vaccinating 65% of the eligible population with a COVID-19 jab, Cyprus is pushing for a higher threshold to achieve herd immunity against aggressive variants. “Given
