The Government has introduced two pieces of legislation to be discussed by the public that, if agreed upon, will mean anyone applying for a work permit must have already been vaccinated against Covid-19.
Public Health confirms that an individual awaiting PCR results to travel tomorrow was found to be positive this afternoon, 1 October 2021.
The Economics and Statistics Office is looking for 40 Census enumerators to work on Grand Cayman. Enumerators will go door to door and collect data for the official Census 2021, which kicks off on 10 October and continues for two months.
In response to customer queries, Cayman Airways is reminding those passengers who are fully vaccinated against COVID-19 and not displaying any respiratory or other symptoms of the virus, that they are able to travel freely domestically between Grand Cayman and the Sister Islands.
“Hands that Heal and Hearts that Care,” was the theme of the Capping, Pinning and Candle-lighting ceremony for five UCCI School of Nursing sophomore students.
Calling it a ‘pivotal moment in our handling of the pandemic’, HE Governor Martyn Roper has welcomed the announcement that Cayman will be moving to the important Phase 4 and reopening the borders on November 20th.
The Department of Agriculture (DoA) is warning members of the public to beware of a raccoon which escaped in the vicinity of Republix Plaza in West Bay, early this morning (Friday, October 22).
The Public Health Department confirms that a Little Cayman resident tested positive for COVID-19 in Grand Cayman on Friday 22 October 2021.
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).
Several seniors made the call to attend the Older Persons Month (OPM) ‘How to Use Your Smartphone’ workshop on Monday, 18 October 2021.