Early in the Covid-19 corona virus lockdown, Premier Alden Mclaughlin announced that weddings and funerals would still be allowed, under certain restrictions, in particular, with very limited numbers.
The National Emergency Operations Centre (NEOC), set up just under three months ago, is being hailed as a singular success in its short lifespan coordinating the Cayman Islands response to the COVID-19 outbreak.
A further 10 positive COVID-19 cases were confirmed today bringing the total to 121 cases tested positive here.
Tuesday 17 May was the first day, for several weeks that Cayman’s beloved beaches were open, and beach-lovers were celebrating. Thousands of white butterflies seemed to have turned out specially to mark the day, too, making it into the happiest day Cayman has seen in a long time....
The Cayman Islands is now moving to a new phase of easing its stringent lockdown provisions with further relaxations starting from this weekend and a new Level 3 (Moderate Suppression) taking effect next week, down from Level 4 (High Suppression).
On Sunday 17 May, here's what you can and cannot do under current regulations during Sunday:
A further 329 COVID-19 test results were reported on Wednesday of which only was positive.
The Cayman Islands on Monday reported an additional three positive coronavirus cases bringing the total to 84. Two are frontline staff who were asymptomatic, the third person had contact with an asymptomatic individual.
Premier of the Cayman Islands Hon. Alden McLaughlin on Friday expounded on his approach to keep the Cayman Island, Grand Cayman especially, under tight restrictions despite indications that the spread of COVID-19 in the community appears to be slowing.
Premier of the Cayman Islands Hon. Alden McLaughlin on Friday expounded on his approach to keep the Cayman Island, Grand Cayman especially, under tight restrictions despite indications that the spread of COVID-19 in the community appears to be slowing.