The National Report on the course of COVID19 in Cyprus until June 15, was published by the Ministry of Health.
According to the Report, in general the picture is quite good in all epidemiological indicators.
The percentage of positivity as it results from the results of the antigen tests of the program of the Ministry of Health, after a big decrease recorded from May 3 onwards, last week remained stable on a nationwide basis at 0,1%.
By Province, the percentage of positivity remained stable at 0,0% in the Provinces of Larnaca, Famagusta and Paphos and stable at 0,1% in the Province of Limassol. In the District of Nicosia a small increase was recorded, from 0,0% to 0,1%.
The cumulative impact of 14 days is at 92,1 / 100,000 with a stabilizing trend in recent days and having decreased compared to the corresponding previous period which was at 130 / 100.000.
According to the new criteria and if the weekly positivity rate remains below 1%, Cyprus is close to the 75 / 100.000 threshold to be included in the ECDC Green Zone.
Famagusta: from 222,9 / 100,000 to 139,1 / 100,000
Larnaca: from 99,3 / 100,000 to 30,2 / 100.000
Limassol: from 177,2 / 100,000 to 166,7 / 100,000
Nicosia: from 103,9 / 100,000 to 63,5 / 100.000
Paphos: from 54,5 / 100,000 to 53,5 / 100.000
The number of reproductions is estimated at 0,82 (0,74 - 0,91).
In terms of diagnoses, there seems to be a shift to younger ages (23,1% and 21,1% of cases were recorded in the age groups 20-29 and 30-39 respectively), where the vaccination coverage rate remains at a lower level. .
Indicatively, the cumulative effect of 14 days in the age group 20-59 is at 109,5 / 100.000 compared to 42,3 / 100.000 in the group 60-69, 22,6 / 100,000 in the 70-79 and in the 80 and above is in 29,9 / 100.000.
According to the Ministry of Health, the Medical Certificates of Cause of Death of 4 patients who ended up with COVID in April and May were declared in the previous days after a very long delay. They are 3 men, aged 68, 84 and 73 years old and a woman, aged 94 years old, who were treated in the Intensive Care Unit of the Nicosia Hospital.
The 4 deaths were included in the death report and from today will be included in the daily press release.