Since the start of the pandemic the Cayman Islands borders have been closed to commercial air traffic and the only passenger flights approved to operate during this period are to facilitate repatriation travel.
The Chief Medical Officer, Dr. John Lee, reports that 385 COVID-19 tests have been carried out since this was last reported on Tuesday, 25 May 2021. There were three positive test results, all in travellers
Cayman is just a few days away from the deadline of 9th June – the last day on which people here can get their first dose, to be in time to get their second dose before the ultimate expiry of the vaccine on 30th June.
Hon. Kenneth Bryan, Minister for Tourism and Transport visited Cayman Brac on Friday 21 May, to tour the Departments and Statutory Authorities which fall under his Ministry’s area of responsibility.
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Cayman Islands Sailing Club has taken delivery of its new fleet of six Hartley 15 and twelve Hartley 12-2 sail training dinghies.
The public is invited to join the Queen Elizabeth II Botanic Park for its first-ever 5K Run/Walk on Sunday 13th June.
The Minister for Education (MOE), The Honourable Juliana O'Connor Connolly, announces the arrival of 2640 laptops for distribution to primary school students across the Cayman Islands.
Dr Devi Shetty, renowned cardiothoracic surgeon, Chairman of Narayana Health and Founder of Health City Cayman Islands has urged the people of the Cayman Islands to be vaccinated against Covid-19 before the country’s June 9 deadline when its Covid vaccines are set to expire.
Beginning on the 10th October 2021 and taking place over the following two months, Census 2021 will see around 450 census workers going door-to-door to accumulate vital data on every household’s inhabitants, as they count each resident and ask pertinent questions as to all who live here.