Pancyprian points for free rapid test on Tuesday, March 8 (list)

Based on the decisions of the Council of Ministers, and with the aim of stopping the spread of the SARS-CoV-2 virus, in places where access requires SafePass, persons aged 6 and over must meet one of the following conditions:

1. Certificate of complete vaccination .
2. Proof that a person has been infected with COVID-19 for the past 3 months >.
3. Certificate of negative rapid test valid for 7 days for persons aged 6-11.

< li> Certificate of Negative PCR or rapid test with validity 72 hours for 12-17 year olds .

4. Negative test certificate , PCR valid for 72 hours or rapid test valid for 48 hours for people 18 years of age and older , and at least one vaccine dose where required by Decree.
5. Certificate negative rapid test valid for 24 hours for persons 12 years and older where required by Decree.

According to the decision of the Council of Ministers, only the following categories of citizens can be served in the mobile rapid test units of the Ministry of Health:

• Minors up to 17 years old . Children aged 12-17, who do not have the consent of their parents/legal guardians for vaccination, can have a free rapid test through the Ministry of Health program.
• The persons aged 18 and over who cannot be vaccinated with a medical certificate , and after their application has been examined by the Pancyprian Medical Association and the Ministry of Health and approved, which must be submitted in the sampling unit. Pregnant women also fall into this category, provided they have secured approval from the ad hoc committee of the PIS.
• The persons vaccinated with the 1st dose of the vaccine, for the period required between the 1st and 2nd dose of the vaccine . The Vaccination Card should be presented for verification purposes.
• Individuals who have completed their vaccination schedule and a period of 7 months has elapsed without receiving a booster dose, until further notice < strong>. The Vaccination Card must be presented for verification purposes.
• Individuals receiving a booster dose of the vaccine , but wish to be tested for their health monitoring purposes or for other reasons. It is understood that the Vaccination Card must be provided.
• Individuals holding a COVID-19 Certificate of Recovery within the last 90 days but wishing to be tested for for the purpose of monitoring their health or for other reasons. It is understood that the certificate of recovery must be presented.

In addition to the above evidence, it is reminded that all citizens must provide proof of identity (eg ID, Driver's License, Passport, etc.) for identification purposes.

For Tuesday , March 8, 2022 , the rapid test sampling units that operate through the control program of the Ministry of Health only for the above groups of citizens, will be located at the following locations:

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