“Cayman needs to pave a way for a safe and continuous opening of its borders whereby vaccinated visitors could come without the need for quarantine, while at the same time trying to ensure that people are not made seriously ill or die with Covid,” said Premier Wayne Panton
Worried that the Government has not moved forward with the plan to deal with Cayman’s waste problem (called Project ReGen), the Leader of the Opposition Roy McTaggart wrote to Premier Wayne Panton to see if the Premier would advise exactly where the project currently stood
Home Affairs Minister, Hon. Bernie Bush, presented 13 firefighters with their certificates from the Institution of Fire Engineers (IFE) at Central Fire Station today (Wednesday, 15 September 2021).
In a message that sets the tone for a full reopening of the borders even sooner than anticipated, Hon, Minister for Tourism Kenneth Bryan has resorted to video production to urge residents to prepare for the next critical step on the road to normality.
The House of Parliament at a special meeting on Monday, 4 October 2021 will specifically deal with three bills, two of which will mandate vaccinations for certain categories of persons who are subject to immigration controls in the Cayman Islands.
Government has allocated $3 million dollars in relief support for commercial farmers impacted by the recent passage of Tropical Storm Grace.
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The census organising team has said field workers will observe COVID-19 quarantine protocols when Census 2021 starts 10 October 2021.
His Excellency the Governor Mr. Martyn Roper, OBE, chaired the meeting of the Cabinet held on Tuesday, 14th September, 2021 in the Cabinet Conference Room, Government Administration Building.
The public only has a few days to give their input to a Bill proposed by Government to require various categories of ex-patriates provide a vaccine certificate “of any notifiable disease” (which includes Covid-19) when they make their applications to remain on island.