Covid vaccinations for non-beneficiaries of the General Healthcare System or non-residents will begin Friday at walk-in centres, the Ministry of Health announced. Vaccinations for these groups will take place every Friday between
Online appointments for the vaccination of 12-15 year-olds against COVID-19 began on Monday, with over 60% of those booking a jab through the portal was for children. According to the Health Ministry,
On Thursday, people were able to walk into a Cyprus vaccination centre and get a COVID-19 jab without needing to book an online appointment. For now, only beneficiaries of the General Healthcare
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
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
Cyprus has met its June target of vaccinating 65% of the adult population with a COVID-19 jab, as health authorities launch a campaign to vaccinate teenagers aged 16 and 17. The Health
Cyprus is looking at encouraging younger people to get vaccinated against COVID-19, including incentives such as gift vouchers but disincentives for those who refuse to get jabbed. The Cabinet is scheduled to
Cyprus’ COVID-19 vaccination rollout will rely more on Pfizer jabs, with increased deliveries in the coming months, while those from AstraZeneca will decrease as Cypriots snub the vaccine. Deliveries of Johnson &
Cyprus’ vaccination program was boosted on Friday, as people aged 45 and 46 appeared more willing to book a slot for the unpopular AstraZeneca and Janssen vaccines. Within 90 minutes from the
Cyprus’ vaccination program will reach people aged 53 on Friday, as the Health Ministry announces more COVID-19 jabs are available to book with thousands of AstraZeneca doses snubbed. The online appointments portal
