pandemic
A Limassol nightclub was fined €8,000 for operating without a license and violating coronavirus protocols, police said early on Sunday. The club was booked after...
Coronavirus: 17 people booked after 2,424 checks
Police booked 17 people for violating coronavirus measures after 2,424 checks in the government-controlled areas. The checks were carried out from 6am on Thursday to...
Coronavirus: Two Paphos business booked for violating measures
Two Paphos business owners and ten individuals were booked for violating coronavirus measures after 2,096 checks in the government-controlled areas in the last 24 hours,...
Thank you Cyprus Mail for balanced, unbiased Covid-19 reporting
Praise indeed for the balanced, unbiased and factual reporting as exampled in Friday’s (Cyprus Mail, November 5) edition of the Covid pages. Long may you...
Coronavirus: 23 people booked within 24 hours
Police booked 23 people during 2,871 nationwide checks for the implementation of coronavirus protocols in the last 24 hours. Most fines were issued in Limassol,...
Two thirds of Cypriots believe life will return to a pre-pandemic normal
Around 65 per cent of Cypriots believe their lives will return to normal after the pandemic, according to a poll published on Sunday but the...
Price hikes, the worst is yet to come
From coffee to plastic, companies left waiting months for orders to arrive, then hit by massive price rises Importers and manufacturers are warning that while...
Coronavirus: 20 fines after 3,371 checks
Two businesses and 18 individuals were booked in the last 24 hours for violating coronavirus measures, police said on Wednesday. The fines came after 3,371...
‘Vaccelerate’ jab project sparks confusion and concern
Exact function of EU-funded programme will be clarified soon, no approval given at this stage for clinical trials in Cyprus No clinical trials with...
Our View: Same old reluctance to control public spending is evident today
Presenting the state budget for 2022 to the Council of Ministers last Wednesday, Minister of Finance Constantinos Petrides informed his colleagues that the public sector...