Life in Cayman has moved a step closer to returning to normal with the hard overnight curfew now lifted and several other restrictions either removed or further relaxed as the territory is now at Level 2 (Mild Suppression).
As Grand Cayman prepares to move into Level 2 Minimal Suppression of the Cayman Islands’ COVID-19 response, the Health Services Authority (HSA) has begun to initiate its phased plan for the reopening of elective surgeries and outpatient care.
As part of World Oceans Day celebrations in 2020, the Central Caribbean Marine Institute (CCMI) has worked collaboratively with 10 photographers to curate a virtual gallery of underwater photos.
The transformation of the Cayman Islands Fire Service (CIFS) has been featured in this month’s International Fire Fighter Magazine.
Earlier today, several teachers, family members and other well-wishers logged on to ZOOM to be a part of East End Primary School’s first virtual school-leaving ceremony and to bid farewell to thirteen students as they move on to high school.
The Ministry of Education has defended the systems it has put in place to support online learning and homeschooling during the COVID-19 crisis, as well its preparations for when schools reopen - possibly in September.
Since last month, the RCIPS has been assisting the Department of Environment with their monitoring of turtle nesting sites during the sea turtle nesting season, which began on 1 May across all three islands.
Barring any unexpected developments, more restrictions are expected to be relaxed in the coming week as Cayman gradually returns to a degree of normality while keeping COVID-19 at bay.
As many in the community struggle during the current healthcare crisis, Davenport Development Limited has redoubled its efforts to support those most in need with three major donations.
Rotary Central Cayman Islands will launch an anti-speeding campaign in response to an increase in speeding as lockdown restrictions ease and people return to driving on Cayman’s roads.