Compared to the previous two years, a significant reduction in fatal road collisions has been recorded from January to August 16, thanks to speed cameras. Police spokeswoman Eleni Constantinou told CNA that
Greek Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis has cancelled his scheduled trip to Cyprus on Wednesday following the deadly crash of an aircraft fighting the wildfires in Greece. The water bomber crashed on Tuesday
Cyprus recorded the third largest annual drop in road deaths and serious injuries in the European Union, while the majority of states failed to reduce their figures. In 2022, the authorities reported
Cyprus recorded the lowest number of road deaths in 2022, with officials pinning the success of re-introducing speed cameras after almost 15 years. With three days to go until the end of
Cyprus saw a slowdown in COVID-19 deaths, infections, and stabilisation of hospitalisations, as the Health Ministry reported another two victims. The two deaths reported by health authorities on Friday were significantly lower
The highest incidence of road fatalities in the European Union was recorded in rural regions, while Cyprus was where road fatalities per million inhabitants were above the EU average, according to Eurostat. In
The death toll of COVID-19 in Cyprus is dangerously on the rise, as the Health Ministry reported another seven victims in the past week. This is the second week that the island’s
Cyprus reported another seven Covid-19 deaths in the past week, increasing concerns among health experts urging the elderly to roll up their sleeves for a second booster shot. The Health Ministry said
Over the past week, Cyprus’ COVID deaths and cases edged up as health authorities reported five more coronavirus victims and 2,789 new infections. Hospitalisations remained stable at 44, down three from last
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
