In addition to nearly CI$3 million already approved by Cabinet to assist the most vulnerable, elderly and disabled Caymanians, Government continues to provide for residents negatively affected by COVID-19.
A further eight cases of COVID-19 have been confirmed in the Cayman Islands bringing the total as at Wednesday April 1st to 22.
The Cayman Islands government stands ready to consider airlifting non-nationals to their home countries but within certain limitations.
At a press conference today Friday, 27 March 2020, Attorney General, Hon. Samuel Bulgin outlined the Shelter in Place procedures that will govern new, softer curfew provisions announced by Premier, Hon. Alden McLaughlin.
Monday, March 30 will mark two weeks since the University College of the Cayman Islands (UCCI) transitioned to online teaching and learning as part of the university’s contingency plan to minimise the risk of transmitting COVID-19, the novel coronavirus, to its students, faculty and staff....
After the "around-the-clock" curfew of the past three days, supermarkets and a limited number of establishments (including pharmacies and gas stations) re-opened today, Saturday 28 March.
The Cayman Food Bank is a nonprofit organization with a clear mission that aims to “mitigate island-wide hunger, by providing access to healthy food.”
Churches in Grand Cayman have been finding innovative and contemporary ways to engage their congregations during the Covid 19, Government enforced lockdown, with many pastors turning to technology to get their message across.
The Lands & Survey Department (LSD) announces several measures to ensure the continuity of its services as well as the health and wellbeing of its employees and customers, during the onset of COVID 19.
The Cayman Islands has recorded an additional four confirmed cases of COVID-19 taking the total to 12, with one additional sample still inconclusive.