Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Sunday, raising the toll for January to 93, with new daily cases rising slightly to 2,225, while hospitalisations increased to 211 of whom critical cases also
Cyprus reported two coronavirus deaths on Friday, with new daily cases remaining above 2,500 and rising marginally to 2,587, while hospitalisations dropped to 208. Two men, aged 74 and 93, were the
Cyprus reported no coronavirus deaths on Thursday for the first time in eight days, with new daily cases rising marginally to 2,536 and hospitalisations inching up to 226. January became the deadliest
Covid-19 infections will continue, but the end of the pandemic is near, a study published by peer-reviewed medical journal The Lancet argues. “after the Omicron wave, Covid-19 will return, but the pandemic
January became the deadliest month to date, with eight new coronavirus deaths pushing the monthly total to 86, overtaking the previous record of 80 last August. The health ministry said in its
Three people died of coronavirus in Cyprus on Tuesday, rising to 78 for January, just short of becoming the deadliest month on record, as new daily cases dropped to 2,546 and hospitalisations
Some 1,700 COVID-19 cases reported in the past ten days involved people who have been reinfected with the virus, while Omicron remains the dominant variant amongst the community, the Health Ministry said
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Monday, rising to 75 for January which is headed to become the deadliest month on record, as new daily cases rose to 2,815 and hospitalisations dropped
By Hussein Sayed, Chief Market Strategist at Exinity Last week was painful for investors, especially those with portfolios heavily tilted towards tech stocks and speculative assets like cryptocurrencies. The S&P 500 declined
Cyprus reported three coronavirus deaths on Sunday, rising to 74 for January which is fast becoming the deadliest month on record, as new daily cases remained below 2,000 for the second day
