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A man wearing a face mask stands outside a restaurant in central capital Nicosia, Cyprus, Friday, March 12, 2021.(AP Photo/Petros Karadjias) 3/17/2021 The National Herald
NICOSIA - More than a year after the COVID-19 pandemic, Cyprus has unveiled a contract tracing application for cell phones to track the course of infections as it tries to ease a lockdown and open for tourism.
The creation of CovTracer-EN is part of a wider European initiative, reported The Mayor.EU about the initiative that comes as privacy groups earlier expressed worry that apps could be an invasive tool.
The new national CovTracer was presented to reporters, told it was a complementary tool for tracking the contacts of coronavirus carriers.
Dr. Kumuduni Kumarihamy
We need to focus on the geographies within or rather internal geographies of the pandemic. Geographically speaking, this pandemic is now fully localized. The map prepared by the Epidemiological Unit of the Ministry of Health, based on the prevalence of positive cases within the ‘last 14 days,’ provides us with three categories of risk areas, based on MOH divisions (see Map 01, 02, and 03). They are (a) MOH areas where a single case is not reported (yellow areas), (b) Low-risk MOH areas where cases were reported before 14 days (green areas), and (C) High-risk MOH areas where positive cases were reported within 14 days (red areas). These maps generally show how the disease has spread across the country over time.