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March 4, 2022
Chile registered 23,395 new COVID-19 infections on Thursday while Cyprus set to relax most of its COVID-19 safety measures.
March 3, 2022
Cyprus set to relax most COVID-19 safety measures-
February 27, 2022
NICOSIA - Residents of Cyprus will soon be able to use an app on their cell phones to show compliance with COVID-19 health measures after the Deputy Ministry for Research and Innovation finalized changes and an update. The Ministry of Health asked business owners to download the app and set it ac
February 16, 2022
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February 3, 2022
An incident where a young child was left unattended off school premises has drawn the attention of officials in Cyprus, with the commissioner for childrenโs rights seeking more information after educators refused to accept momโs word about a rapid test result
January 20, 2022
A man was highly intoxicated and staggering on the road when gardai were called to deal with him, a recent sitting of Longford District Court heard.
January 20, 2022
A certificate of recovery in the Republic of Cyprus will continue to list 180 days as period of validity, but a decision to halve that period starting next month will only affect locals using Safe Pass unless the government decides to extend the measure to incoming visitors as well
January 19, 2022
With the aim to ensure the protection of public health and contain the spread of the virus, the Deputy Ministry of Research, Innovation and Digital...
January 7, 2022
Officials in Cyprus are worried about another Safe Pass loophole that could potentially leave infected persons under isolation orders undetected in restricted areas unless the program gets a critical update
December 17, 2021
A rift between scientists and government became more apparent on Friday in the Republic of Cyprus, with local media saying the health ministry director was even checking the minutes from a meeting to shed light on debate over controversial measures