Cyprus has lifted the final restriction on the fourth anniversary of the coronavirus pandemic hitting the island, that decimated the island’s economy for the second time in a decade and took 1,365
From Wednesday, tourists arriving in Cyprus no longer need proof of being vaccinated, a recovery certificate or tested for COVID-19, as authorities are lifting all coronavirus-related restrictions at airports and ports. Citing
As authorities contemplate lifting the remaining measures, Cyprus is on the path back to normality as it may put an end to all COVID restrictions after the Easter holidays. Scientists advising the
All COVID-19 restrictions at the crossing points were lifted from 9 am on Tuesday, the United Nations said. The move follows a decision taken by the bicommunal Technical Committee on Health after
Cyprus will soon be lifting the last COVID restrictions, as authorities are encouraged by a significant drop in daily cases and hospitalisations, according to Health Minister Michalis Hadjipantela. In comments to the
Cyprus has eased most of its COVID-19 restrictions from Monday with a mask mandate for outdoor facilities scrapped, while a Safe Pass is no longer required for work or shopping. People wanting
Cyprus will abolish a large swathe of COVID-19 rules from Monday, including a mask mandate for outdoors, and a Safe Pass is no longer required for work or shopping. Shoppers and people
Cyprus is lifting travel restrictions for the fully jabbed on Tuesday, with authorities reclassifying countries according to their epidemiological risk with rules applicable to passengers without a vaccination or recovery record. The
Encouraged by a decrease in COVID-19 patients in hospitals, the government decided to relax measures, including a ban on unvaccinated people, prohibiting them from social events. After two months, unvaccinated people will
It is too early to lift Covid-19 restrictions as although daily cases have stabilised they are still high at around 3,000, said virologist and government advisor Dr Petros Karayiannis He told the
