Cyprus has recorded 12 deaths from seasonal infections, with ten fatalities attributed to influenza A and two to respiratory syncytial virus (RSV), health authorities reported Wednesday.
Eight of the flu-related deaths occurred in state hospitals and two in private facilities, while the RSV fatalities included a two-month-old infant at Makarios Hospital and a woman patient.
Ten patients are currently in public hospital intensive care units, with dozens more hospitalised in regular wards, authorities said.
The public health system has admitted 95 flu cases since January 1, 2025, while private hospitals have treated 67 cases, bringing total flu-related hospitalisations to 162.
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