Cyprus’ Health Ministry has extended for another week a set of restrictive measures for the district of Larnaca where several COVID-19 clusters are still growing. The Health Ministry said: “The number of
Cyprus health authorities have yet to control the outbreak as things are “touch and go” with new coronavirus clusters springing up in Limassol, as the surge in Larnaca and Famagusta subsides. In
There is growing concern among scientists that the spike in COVID-19 cases in Larnaca is a forewarning the virus will spread across Cyprus as businesses, society have let their guard down. Assistant
Household gatherings in Larnaca will be limited to 10 people from Thursday as authorities try to stem the spread of coronavirus in the island’s number one COVID hotspot. Larnaca will come under
Larnaca is at the epicentre of the coronavirus pandemic in Cyprus with nearly 60 infections and scores of people in self-isolation with several cluster transmissions growing, said virologist Leondios Kostrikis. The government
Experts are concerned over Larnaca becoming the source of large clusters in the past weeks while contemplating restrictions as four transmission chains have caused 56 coronavirus cases. Virologist and advisor to the
Cyprus Health Ministry called on churchgoers who visited the Larnaca Bishopric between 14-18 September to get tested for COVID-19 at a state facility, after a cluster formed among members of staff including
Cyprus health authorities announced another seven new cases of SARS-CoV-2 on Friday with three of them connected to two known clusters in Larnaca. The new cases take the total for the Republic
The Cyprus Fire Service has taken delivery of a pair of brand-new Panther PA146 fire fighting vehicles costing €1.3 mln from Austrian manufacturer Rosenbauer, deployed at the Larnaca airport station. The six-wheel
Larnaca’s dream of hosting the School of Marine Sciences and Technology of the University of Cyprus was buried under concrete this week, as the government rejected the project due to high costs.
