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The situation in hospitals is under control, but is seen to be volatile
Keeping its eyes wide open, the Cypriot government is moving on with gradual relaxation of Covid-19 restrictive measures. Yesterday, the Council of Ministers reaffirmed its commitment to implement the de-escalation strategy in slow steps, so as to prevent undoing society's strenuous efforts or endangering public health.
According to the latest data, the epidemiological indicators across Cyprus are stabilizing, but remain at unsafe limits. The situation in hospitals is under control, but is seen to be volatile and reversible, Minister of Health Konstantinos Ioannou said in a statement carried by the government’s Press and Information Office.
Taking the above into account, and acting on the proposal of the Scientific Advisory Committee, the government decided the following:
The above measures will be in force from 1 April to 30 April. The Council of Ministers will meet the week before Holy Week to assess possible introduction of Easter-related adjustments.
Minister Ioannou said in conclusion that adherence to Covid mitigation measures, tests and vaccinations is the triptych that will lead Cypriots to the end of the health crisis.
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