Paphos Life

Definately better moonshots than Boris's moonshot will turn out to be........sorry about this

Kili01 wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 25, 2020 5:02 pm

Yes, they do, but as was said previously, Cypriot citizens returning to Cyprus can be tested on arrival. As can legal permanent residents here. End Of.
Dee

Yioula did say 'ALL'. I tend to agree.

Firefly wrote: ↑

Tue Aug 25, 2020 3:44 pm

Varky
That's a tad worrying for us all.
Jackie

It's a dangerous loophole in the present arrangements.

I thought that people from Cat B countries had to have a Covid 19 test and certificate giving a negative result, 72 hrs before entry to Cyprus, or are the rules different for each country ? That's what I have arranged before I fly. Chances are that all these passengers were actually Cypriots return...

Are we sure that those travelling from Mykonos were not Cypriot tourists to that island returning to Cyprus after their hols?

12 - Roman numeral 'iv' is half of five

Firefly wrote: ↑

Wed Aug 05, 2020 6:34 pm

Mirek

We shall see.

Jackie

Not sure we will.

"Charges being considered"....why only "considered" or will politics come into it.

Throw the book at her!
It is because of idiots like her that Paphos Hospital has gone into a type of lockdown and I am unable now to visit my wife in hospital.

9 Foxglove

Amazingly the UK government can apply a 14 day period of quarantine within hours of receiving the information about Covid-19 increases in some areas of Spain but it took them nearly two weeks to impose the use of face masks in shops. By this I am not saying that the precautions are not required, jus...

I thought this thread was about Brexit?

Dominic,
That denigrates twits

Austin7,
Re your comment about HIC, The inference was there and just by sticking an emoticon on the end does not remove that inference. As far as my sense of humour is concerned please read my posting on 'that 'Bumbling Oaf' and have a chuckle.

(A la HIC), Told you so in my many posts on this. OK she will be able to come in to UK to fight her corner against revocation of her citizenship, but it is only the first step. Would have been cheaper to let her in in the first place.

Dominic wrote: ↑

Tue Jul 14, 2020 5:21 pm

I doubt that. While the UK government have announced rescue packages for the arts post Corona, they don't include anything for stand-up comedy.

Of course the government are supporting stand up comedy. They wheel out that bumbling oaf ever Wednesday at PMQs.

Austin7 wrote: ↑

Mon Jul 13, 2020 5:37 pm

HIC always seems to post in this way several hours after midnight, perhaps he needs to ramp up on zivania first

Uncalled for.

I agree that HIC has become a bore on this particular subject but the alternative of blocking him is, in my opinion, not possible as, on occasion, he has useful information to impart.

Does anyone have any information, including the source of that information, of the legal requirements of sanitizing equipment etc. required to pool areas within apartment complexes?

galexinda wrote: ↑

Mon Jun 29, 2020 10:28 pm

Also called "travel corridors", air bridges will allow tourists to travel between two countries without the need to quarantine.

Under the present circumstances I can't imagine any country wanting an air bridge with UK.