The Mangrove Action Project (MAP), sponsor of the Cayman Islands Mangrove Rangers, has won the Advancing Environmental Sustainability category in the international 2020 .ORG Impact Awards.
It is only a few weeks in, but already the Government’s Global Citizen Concierge Programme, which allows people of means to live and work remotely (for a business outside Cayman) in Cayman for up to two years, is being touted a success, thanks to the volume of applicants the programme....
The Cayman Islands is to get the Pfizer/BioNTech vaccine shortly, thanks to the United Kingdom providing the vaccine to its citizens in its British Overseas Territories, and the Government is encouraging everyone who is eligible to get a vaccine to save the lives of their loved ones.
The Cayman Islands Customs & Border Control Service (CBC) would like to remind persons who are importing goods for the holiday season to ensure all supplier invoices or sales invoices are provided to the courier agent before the goods arrive.
The Public Health Department informs the public the free flu vaccine is now temporarily unavailable. “The uptake of the vaccine this year has been higher than previous years with 4,000 administered”, stated Medical Officer of Health, Dr Samuel Williams-Rodriguez.
The Cayman Islands Customs & Border Control Service (CBC) is extending its opening hours at the Collections Office to allow for the collection of imported goods for the Christmas holidays.
The Ministry of Education, Youth, Sports, Agriculture and Lands (MEYSAL) advises of several activities and programmes that will be available to its students from January 4-15, 2021.
A traveller who had previously breached a government sponsored quarantine facility committed a second breach again on Friday 11th December.
The government says its stepping up efforts to ensure that persons in COVID-19 quarantine comply with the stipulations. It’s also appealing the sentence recently handed down on two persons found guilty of breaking their quarantine, on the grounds that the sentence was too lenient.
The RCIPS is aware of messages circulating on social media regarding the possible poisoning of dogs in certain areas of West Bay.