AGP Executive Report
Last update: 8 hours agoLegionnaires’ Disease: An infant remains in critical condition in Makarios Hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit. The baby’s case prompted a temporary shutdown of a Nicosia clinic; it reopened after follow-up tests came back negative. Maternity Care: The Health Ministry is running a November campaign to reduce Caesarean births, aiming to bring the rate among first-time mothers below 60% by year-end. Caesareans accounted for 61.8% of births in 2024. Workplace Safety: Cyprus has recorded three serious workplace accidents since mid-September, including one death. A 31-year-old worker was critically injured in Larnaca while repairs were being carried out at height, prompting renewed warnings about safety measures. Cancer: Cancer has become Cyprus’ leading cause of death for the first time. Nursing Workforce: Nursing unions oppose proposed changes to hiring nurses from third countries.
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