Cyprus’ health system has come under pressure as 30 more COVID-19 patients were hospitalised overnight, with more admissions expected. COVID-19 patients currently being treated in state hospitals reached 235 on Thursday, up
Cyprus state hospitals are under increased pressure as COVID-19, seasonal infections and other medical cases push their capacity to the limit. On Wednesday, the State Health Services Organisation (OKYPY) said the influx
Cyprus reported a new record in coronavirus cases for the third day in a row, rising to 1,152 on Thursday from 1,120 the previous day, with a spike in hospitalisations to 181
Hospitals have been instructed to free up beds to accommodate a rise in COVID-19 patients and postpone non-emergency operations. Health Minister Michalis Hadjipantelas on Thursday issued a decree to all hospitals in
Hospitals are gradually closing COVID19 wards and returning to normal operation as Cyprus’ epidemiological picture improves, State Health Services Organisation (OKYPY) spokesperson Charalambos Charilaou told CNA. He said the reclaimed wards are
State hospitals are enjoying a breather, as increased COVID-19 vaccinations have led to fewer patients needing treatment, freeing up beds taken from other wards. In comments to the Cyprus News Agency, state
Cyprus reported a second successive drop in new coronavirus cases on Saturday, down to 446 from 601 the day before, but four deaths were recorded. The Health Ministry said four deaths were
Cyprus’ hospitals are feeling the brunt of a steep increase in daily COVID-19 cases as they surged beyond the 400 barrier. Famagusta General, the COVID referral hospital, on Wednesday, said it was
Cyprus’ coronavirus spike shows no signs of abating after health authorities reported another 248 cases on Saturday taking total infections since March to 10,231. November is already the worst month on record,
Epidemiologists are anxious over cases found at hospitals with five major clinics reporting COVID-19 infections among their staff, as Cyprus continues to report triple-digit figures daily. In comments to the Cyprus News
