Another 11 people tested positive for Covid-19 on Sunday afternoon in the Republic of Cyprus, bringing the total number of confirmed cases to 95, while another three tested positive in the Turkish-held north raising the total number of cases there to 38.

Universities in Cyprus are placing all their resources at the disposal of the government in support of the fight against the coronavirus, it was announced on Friday.

Following the outbreak of COVID-19 in Cyprus, the Government, in addition to the initial announcements, decided the following measures:

Cyprus is at war with an invisible enemy, Finance Minister Constantinos Petrides said Thursday, suggesting that the state’s package to support the economy amid the coronavirus crisis is one of the biggest in the European Union.

Students abroad can now apply for the 750 euro government grant to cover their expenses as they are not allowed to return to Cyprus for the Easter holidays.

Cyprus registered nine new coronavirus cases on Thursday taking the total of those who have contracted the disease to 67 in less than two weeks, the Health Ministry announced.

Two out of nine patients hospitalised with Covid-19 appear to have recovered, reports said on Thursday.

In total, 128 private doctors have so far answered to the government’s call to offer their services in support of the state sector as part of efforts to tackle the coronavirus crisis, it was announced on Thursday.

A bundle of measures received the government's green light in a bid to curb the economic repercussions of the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Central Bank of Cyprus announced on Wednesday it was relaxing loan origination rules while it freed additional capital amounting to €100 million, bringing the total capital buffer to €1.4 billion.