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Of course anyone in Cat B with a negative test then has 72 in which they could get infected before flying. Whilst true, I think that most infectious cases are those who do not need a test in advance of flying. Of course I have no proof of this as the government does not publish details, only referr...

1) Why are so many people arriving ( I presume ) & testing positive? a) Had they ignored the requirement to have a test 72hrs prior to flying? or, b) Were they residents/citizens? 2) What happened to the passengers who shared a flight with these people? a) Were they all tested (negative) before...

Paulo,
That's not any kind of applicable logic .

Must get my eyes tested.

HIC, I think that you are a bit optimistic if you think this will "put the cat amongst the pigeons". Superficially something might be done but nothing of real effect. Re-read my post. I never said that. It was the OP who did ;) So who is the "I" in the thread subject heading?

trevnhil wrote: ↑Sat Oct 17, 2020 4:58 pm Varky you will be surprised at how many are in the vulnerable group now that Only these people are allowed between 8 and 9

Go on then, surprise me.

Note this bit: "He also said supermarkets and shops will serve only vulnerable groups between 8am and 9am." And they start tomorrow, for two weeks. "The above measures, regulated by a Decree of the Minister of Health that will be issued within the day, enter into force from tomorrow,...

Have you noticed there are no trolleys that can be fitted to wheelchairs here? I am only saying this as I have had to get a wheelchair for my wife and you cannot go around pushing both when not connected. I am hoping that she will be back on her feet soon as she has been ill and has lost a lot of m...

Without a test result you will not be allowed to board the aircraft, unless you are a Cypriot citizen or s legal resident of the republic. This to me this is a loophole as those not required to have a test but can get onto a plane are a potential source of infection to fellow passengers. In my opin...

HIC,
I think that you are a bit optimistic if you think this will "put the cat amongst the pigeons". Superficially something might be done but nothing of real effect.

Parking at the old location near the law courts was a nightmare. Other businesses should take note.

Nicolas Omirou; 99559271; €30 for a 1 hour session. Very good

Maybe I have this wrong but I thought that returning Cypriots and residents who are only tested upon arrival in Cyprus (and may have sat on the plane alongside tested tourists) are supposed to self isolate until their test results are available. I wonder how many actually do so? Not an easy situati...

With all the 'local' infections I do hope that the powers that be are not only looking for those people that these latest infections may have passed on but also trying to find out the source of the original infections.

Upon what planet are the EU?

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?