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schema:articleBody	Cyprus on Friday announced a two-week partial lockdown as hospitals struggle to cope with surging coronavirus cases, with restrictions covering the key Orthodox Easter holidays. "The growing number of infections, combined with intense pressure on the health system, cannot leave us indifferent and requires difficult decisions, drastic measures," Health Minister Constantinos Ioannou told reporters. The new restrictions, running from April 26 to May 9, mean that people are encouraged to work from home and must seek authorisation for only one non-work-related trip daily. Non-essential shops will close, and a 9:00 pm to 5:00 am curfew will be imposed, tightening the start time from 11:00 pm. Restrictions will be slightly eased for Orthodox Easter at the start of May. After May 9, people wanting to gather -- such as in a restaurant -- must provide either a negative Covid-19 test result with 72 hours or proof they have either had their first vaccine jab or have contracted the virus within the past three months. Ioannou said the measures would help the Mediterranean island's vaccination rollout play catch up and ease pressure on hospitals, witnessing record patient admissions. Local daily the Cyprus Mail reported Friday a record high number of coronavirus patients in state hospitals, with the western town of Paphos opening a second Covid-19 ward to cope. "We are in a very difficult phase of the pandemic," Ioannou said. Cyprus is facing a third wave of Covid-19 infections fuelled by the more contagious British variant, with daily cases peaking at a record 941 on Tuesday. The situation marks a stark deterioration from September last year, when reported cases were often close to or at zero per day. Cyprus detected 668 new cases per 100,000 people over the seven days to April 22 -- the highest population-adjusted rate of any country in the world, AFP's database shows. Uruguay was second highest worldwide on this measure, with 558 detected infections per 100,000 people. str-dw-pjm/lg
schema:headline	Cyprus to impose partial lockdown to stem virus surge
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