Lots of kids, mostly around primary school were running as fast as they could through javelin sticks at the Theoline L. McCoy Primary School in Bodden Town.
Now that the Cayman Islands Government has given the all-clear in relation to Hurricane Ian, these businesses have confirmed their reopening hours for tomorrow (Tuesday, 27 September).
Teachers are asked to report to work at 9:30 am on Tuesday, 27 September.
The National Emergency Operations Centre (NEOC) Issues All Clear for Cayman Islands
Due to wave activity and debris on the roadway, the RCIPS is informing the public that portions of Seafarers Way in George Town have been closed to motorists
An All Clear has not yet been issued for the Cayman Islands; residents urged to remain sheltered
CAL Reservations Call Center Resumes Regular Hours
Overcast skies with widespread thunderstorms are expected Monday morning through the afternoon as the system passes near the Cayman Islands
The National Emergency Operations Centre reminds Grand Cayman residents to remain vigilant and stay indoors with Hurricane Ian expected to pass at 75 miles southwest of Grand Cayman today.
As of 4AM, Hurricane Ian was located at 18.2N and 82.0W of about 85 miles SW of Grand Cayman with maximum sustained winds of 75 mph