Children’s ombudsman: rapid covid tests do not violate the rights of children
As a reminder, coronavirus tests for returning students from voluntary classes have been made compulsory, and studying offline from next week will only be…
Offline but with caution: security measures for ESC 2021 unveiled
The number of members of delegations from different countries and media representatives will also be reduced. A decision on whether spectators will be able…
Vaccinated Britons will be free to enter Cyprus from May
As a reminder, a special regime is now in place for those arriving from the UK – they are sent to quarantine hotels for…
A young worker in Limassol falls from a nine-metre height
When the victim was taken by ambulance to the Limassol General Hospital, medics diagnosed him with cranial trauma, a broken arm and lung damage.
On Meat Thursday in Limassol people were fined for barbecuing in public places
The establishment on Anexarticias Street was also punished for a similar misdemeanour. The fines imposed in both cases amounted to 500 euros.
Liquidation of Cyprus-based Laiki Bank initiated
In July 2019, Investment Bank of Greece, a subsidiary of Laiki Bank, was sold, after which the credit institution’s assets increased to 232 million…
Scientists: those with psychopathic tendencies were least affected by the COVID-19 pandemic
At the same time, people with such traits can harm their loved ones – for example, by going to restaurants and concerts without a…
EMA launches a review of the registration profile of the Sputnik V vaccine
It ranks among the world’s top 3 coronavirus vaccines in terms of the number of approvals received by government regulators. Studies have shown it…
Father of dead twin charges Cypriot doctors with negligence
It is now being investigated whether the baby died as a result of misdiagnosis or doctor negligence, or whether sudden infant death syndrome occurred.
Limassol carnival: schedule of events has been announced
The carnival will start on March 4 and end on the 14th. During the three days – March 4, 13 and 14 – the…
Cypriot unemployed “supervisors” are to be drawn in a lottery
The 260 people who will eventually be drawn will be notified by email. After the training, they will proceed to covid checks.
A citizen in Paphos starts throwing chairs at the social security office
In response, one of the customers became enraged and threw a chair at a glass cabinet, shattering it.