Authorities mounted a massive logistical operation on Monday as thousands returned to their offices and shops during the first day of lockdown relaxations, with the government again warning the public against any complacency.

Just two new coronavirus cases were announced by the health ministry on Monday, the first day lockdown measures were relaxed, bringing the total to 874.

The second phase of Gesy will be introduced on June 1 despite expected complications due to the coronavirus pandemic, Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou said on Monday.

Under Cyprus Law, any interim order or interim relief granted in the context of an action, Originating Summons or petition, remains in force until the date of issue of a final decision on the merits of such proceedings.

The aviation sector in Cyprus must be supported, Executive Director of the Flight Safety Foundation- Mediterranean (FSF-MED) Christos Petrou has told CNA, urging the relevant authorities to examine the possibility of establishing a new national airline, even with state participation but not based on unsuccessful past models.

Eight new cases of coronavirus were recorded on Sunday, the ministry of health said.

The first phase of easing the restrictive measures imposed due to the coronavirus started on Monday.

Education Minister Prodromos Prodromou said students of graduating classes of private and public secondary schools, who are set to return to school on May 11, will participate in classes in groups of 12, while schools will enforce strict safety measures for the safety of both students and teachers.

Six new cases were announced by the health ministry on Wednesday evening. This brings the total number of confirmed Covid-19 infections to 843.

Cyprus will begin to lift strict lockdown measures from May 4 to get its economy back on track after a two-month shutdown to stem the coronavirus outbreak, Cypriot President Nicos Anastasiades said Wednesday.