News: Society
Cyprus news in the “Society” category — updated throughout the day.
SocietyNeutering plan for about 70 cats at central prisons stalls over €5,000 funding gap
The Animal Party says preparations are complete, but funding has not been secured for the cat-neutering programme.
SocietyLinkedIn’s professional network draws interest as a dating platform in Cyprus
LinkedIn’s large Cyprus membership offers a pool of potential connections, although no figures show how many people on…
SocietyPersonal doctors key to early detection of hepatitis B and C, minister says
Health Minister Neophytos Charalambides said personal doctors can help identify patients who need testing, monitoring or treatment for…
SocietyRain and thunderstorms forecast for Cyprus from late Sunday
The met office forecasts rain, isolated thunderstorms, possible hail and stronger winds from late Sunday night into Monday.
SocietyCyprus thalassaemia committee calls for steady blood donations after shortages
The committee said recent shortages had postponed some scheduled transfusions and called for measures to encourage regular blood…
SocietyMinisters agree measures to speed prisoner hospital care and strengthen forensic services
The measures include priority A&E examinations for prisoners, changes to psychiatric procedures and the gradual reopening of regional…
SocietyPasykaf has supported cancer patients and families for four decades, minister says
Deputy Social Welfare Minister Tina Pavlou highlighted Pasykaf’s support for patients and families, state funding for its services…
SocietyNo new West Nile virus cases found in Paralimni horses
Five horses at one premises tested positive and are recovering, while veterinary services continue surveillance in the area.
SocietyPaphos and Yeroskipou pupils to visit Achelia animal shelter for World Animal Day
Primary school pupils will tour the shelter on Tuesday and learn about animal welfare, responsible adoption and the…
SocietyFirst-generation migrant students outperform Cypriot peers in PISA results
Education ministry figures show first-generation migrant students scored higher in reading, mathematics and science, while many students fell…
SocietyLimassol official calls for faster action on dangerous buildings after balcony collapse
Limassol EOA chairman Yiannis Tsouloftas said 60 buildings require immediate evacuation and called current legal procedures slow and…