Negotiations can not last forever.
According to the president of Northern Cyprus Derviş Eroğlu, the negotiation process cannot continue forever, and should have some limit. According to him, there are no issues that would not have been discussed during the negotiations regarding the Cyprus problem. President Eroğlu added that, if the current round of negotiations is not reached solutions, UN Secretary General shall make a report regarding the current situation. Moreover, according to Derviş Eroğlu, he offered the leader of the Greek Cypriots hold a meeting with the participation of the guarantors -England, Greece, Turkey, but the offer was rejected by the Greek Cypriot’s leader. As we all know, the removal of the embargo on the Turkish part of Cyprus was proposed in the report of the Secretary General of the UN, but was blocked by Russia.
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Home quarantine for all arriving passengers
According to the latest decisions, the criteria for arriving passengers will depend on the risk category of the countries from which they departed. The criteria will be regularly updated in accordance with epidemiological data. Country risk levels will also apply to transit passengers.Home quarantine in North Cyprus.
According to the new ruling, people can spend their quarantine periods of 10-14 days (depending on the country from which they came from) at the specified residential addresses, provided that they indicate their address of residence in North Cyprus and download the “Stay Safe App Application "before arrival.The full curfew imposed on Sundays will be canceled.
Prime Minister Ersan Saner delivered the good news live on BRT that the full curfew imposed on Sundays, including this Sunday, will be canceled. Saner said the restrictions applied to other days will also apply to Sundays.Prime Minister Ersan Saner announced that twice vaccinated people can come to the TRNC without quarantine from June 10
Prime Minister Ersan Saner announced that twice vaccinated people can come to the TRNC without quarantine from June 10, after undergoing PCR tests
