Due to unforeseen circumstances, and with immediate effect, the Needs Assessment Unit office in Grand Cayman will be closed for remainder of today (Wednesday 27 October) and all day tomorrow (Thursday 28 October).
Public Health can confirm that two individuals in Cayman Brac have tested positive for the viral disease COVID-19.
Of these, there are two positive travellers tested on exit from quarantine and 90 positive tests from the community, including two children.
Of the two positive travellers, Dr. Lee said, “They'll now obviously remain in isolation until they test negative.”
The Public Health Department confirms that a Little Cayman resident tested positive for COVID-19 in Grand Cayman on Friday 22 October 2021.
Five Trinidad and Tobago men are in custody accused of attempting the most audacious of bank robberies on the island of Carriacou. If found guilty they face a maximum of 30 years in jail.
Antigua and Barbuda has improved its vaccination rates for Covid-19 so well recently, on-island restrictions have been eased allowing visitors a chance to enjoy some newly re-opened tourism experiences.
Guyana will become one of the region’s top oil producers in the next few years, but the world’s newest petro-state increasingly sees gas as vital for growing its domestic economy.
A Jamaican preacher and 41 of his congregants were arrested last week after two people were killed during an alleged “human sacrifice”.
Cuba’s communist government, fearing a repeat of street protests next month, have jailed a protestor from the recent unrest for 10 years in what is seen as a warning to others not to cause civil disobedience.
The National Gallery of the Cayman Islands (NGCI) is celebrating our Sister Islands through the lens of local photographers in the upcoming exhibition “Beloved Isles.”