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Greek armed forces soldier in Cyprus hospitalised with meningitis in Nicosia
11 hours ago
Nicosia, Cyprus. A soldier of the Greek armed forces in Cyprus (Eldyk) has been hospitalised with meningitis at Nicosia general hospital and remains intubated in intensive care. Media reports said two additional suspected cases were detected in the same unit.
Hospitalisation and suspected cases
The soldier is being treated at Nicosia general hospital, where he remains intubated in the intensive care unit. According to media reports, two other suspected cases of meningitis were identified in the same unit, and the soldiers are currently receiving medical treatment...
Three Eldyk soldiers have adenovirus, meningitis patient remains intubated
Cyprus News
Friday 22 May | 10:40
By James Morphakis
Four soldiers serving with the Greek forces in Cyprus (Eldyk) remained under medical supervision on Friday after a meningitis case at an Eldyk military camp led to hospitalisations and precautionary health measures within the base.
Doctors at Nicosia general hospital confirmed that three soldiers initially admitted as suspected meningitis cases were later diagnosed with adenovirus following PCR testing.
Their condition was described as stable and they continue to receive treatment in the hospital’s special infections unit.
The fourth soldier, diagnosed with meningitis earlier this week, remains intubated in intensive care.
Okypy spokesman Charalambos Charilaou said the patient was “on a ventilator” and required high levels of oxygen support, though doctors viewed the presence of fever as an encouraging sign in his response to treatment...
