Cyprus postponed announcing further lockdown relaxations on Wednesday given rising COVID-19 cases, hinting that opening up hospitality will be delayed as scientists fear a possible setback. The Cabinet postponed until Friday on
Scientists met President Nicos Anastasiades on Tuesday, exactly a year after the first COVID-19 cases in Cyprus, as the country plans to reopen hospitality in the next step out of a second
Cyprus will ease more lockdown measures to halt the second wave of COVID-19 in the next couple of weeks with hospitality getting the nod, said Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou. In comments to
Cyprus’ hospitality sector says it’s facing bankruptcy following the government’s decision to close restaurants, cafes, and bars in a bid to reduce the second wave of coronavirus. As of Friday, restaurants, pubs,
From November 30, Cyprus will lift lockdowns in Limassol and Paphos but impose a nationwide eight-hour night-time curfew with earlier closing for restaurants and bars to buffer the pandemic. A nationwide curfew
A night-time curfew until November 30 imposed by authorities to flatten the second wave of coronavirus could see hundreds of restaurants and bars facing closure, after surviving lockdown in March. As the
A blanket ban on the supply and use of shisha pipes in cafes and bars was introduced by the Cyprus Health Ministry Thursday as a coronavirus measures. The ministry said, “supply and
