Cyprus reported one coronavirus death on Thursday, 103 new cases and a steady number of 94 patients hospitalised for COVID-19 treatment, as the health authorities gave the green light for the AstraZeneca
Cyprus reported three deaths from COVID-19 on Wednesday, with the number of patients unchanged from the day before, while new coronavirus cases rose to 113, having dropped below the psychological 100 for
Cyprus reported 95 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday, a number not seen in four months, with the number of patients being treated for COVID-19 also dropping below the hundred mark to 96.
Two elderly men, aged 89 and 93, died of COVID-19, the health ministry said on Monday, the first day of school as the retail sector also opened, lifting most lockdown measures imposed
Cyprus reported one coronavirus death and a drop in patient numbers, as well as new cases of COVID-19, as about 80,000 return to work, shops reopen and most schools restart on Monday.
An elderly man and a middle-aged woman died of COVID-19 on Friday, with 11 deaths in Cyprus so far this week as the number of new coronavirus cases started to rise again.
Four elderly men and a woman died of COVID-19 on Thursday, raising the February death toll to nine and 208 since the pandemic started, just as lockdown measures were being relaxed and
Cyprus announced one coronavirus death on Wednesday and a marginally higher 139 new cases of SARS-CoV-2, raising concerns whether the government’s plans to gradually relax lockdown measures had been premature. ‘Lockdown II’
Health authorities in the Turkish occupied north of the island reported a record number of 62 new coronavirus cases on Tuesday, as they were set to lift some lockdown measures, similar to
Cyprus saw a marginal rise in new coronavirus cases on Tuesday, with the health ministry announcing 128 SARS-CoV-2 infections, raising the total to date to 31,124. Reflecting a steady but slow improvement
