Community Notices
The Emergency Travel Hotline number announced
The Emergency Travel hotline number is 244 3333 and will be staffed Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm.
The Emergency Travel hotline number is 244 3333 and will be staffed Monday to Friday 9am – 5pm.
Cuban doctors are world renowned for their expertise and knowledge as well as their availability to work abroad which is why they are being deployed worldwide to tackle the novel coronavirus outbreak.
Venezuela has at least 70 cases of the coronavirus, increasing anxiety in a crisis-stricken country where the healthcare system lacks infrastructure and resources to treat basic diseases.
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.
Britain's Prince Charles is out of self-isolation after testing positive for coronavirus.
In accordance with the Cayman Islands Government’s ongoing measures to safeguard the Cayman Islands from the Coronavirus (COVID-19), commercial passenger flights between Grand Cayman and the Sister Islands have been reduced to one flight per week.
The Cayman Islands Government is looking into a package of measures to alleviate the pressure on the business sector caused by the COVID-19 crisis.
The British Airways flight arrived in Grand Cayman this afternoon. The flight carried vital supplies for the Islands including urgent pharmaceuticals, personal protective equipment and test kits.
The Chamber of Commerce will host its second free two-hour webinar on Wednesday, April 8, focused on helping businesses tackle the issue of financial health during and after Covid 19.
With tourism industry workers feeling the extreme hardship of necessary business closures during the COVID-19 pandemic, The Wharf and Grand Old House restaurants are currently providing some easing for industry workers in the form of daily meals.