Students and teachers will return to their classrooms in early September without having to wear face masks or take a COVID-19 test, the cabinet decided Wednesday. Encouraged by the improved epidemiological data,
Cyprus’ COVID death toll went up by another 16 deaths, eight of which were recorded in the past seven days, the highest since July. COVID-19 fatalities have now reached a total of
The banking industry has seen the highest rate of staff returning to work after the pandemic, with the majority of employees in the IT sector preferring to work from home. A survey
Students and teachers must return to class with negative tests and masks, said the Health Ministry on Friday, announcing the government’s draft roadmap to opening schools in September. Health Minister Michalis Hadjipantela
Cyprus reported three new coronavirus deaths this week, raising the toll since the pandemic started to 1,152, while new cases dropped further to 2,130 and hospitalisations down to 73. New cases dropped
Cyprus should receive the first batches of an updated COVID-19 vaccine covering the original strain of the coronavirus and the Omicron variant by the end of the year, according to health experts.
The Ministry of Health is in the final stages of preparing a road map to manage COVID-19 during the winter months when a new surge is expected. Ministry official Constantinos Athanasiou told
Cyprus reported six new coronavirus deaths in the past week, raising the toll since the pandemic started to 1,149, while new cases dropped further to 3,611 and hospitalisations inched up to 84.
Health authorities have ditched the last remaining state COVID-19 testing points at shopping malls and supermarkets, arguing experts have a clear image of the virus in the community from tests at labs
Authorities reported another 28 COVID-19 deaths in the Health Ministry weekly bulletin on Friday, three of which were recorded in the past week. New cases and hospitalisations dropped from last week’s levels
