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TIGHT MEDICAL CONTROLS EXPECTED
The Cayman Islands could see more rigid screening being put in place once the borders are reopened.
The Cayman Islands could see more rigid screening being put in place once the borders are reopened.
The Department of Environmental Health has implemented new rules at the George Town Landfill in order to comply with the recent changes in the curfew regulations.
The Health Services Authority is now offering prescription delivery to the vulnerable and elderly as a permanent service thanks to British Caymanian’s (BritCay’s) donation of USD $20,000 towards the purchase of a delivery vehicle.
On a daily basis, enzymes perform countless functions in your body to keep you healthy, alive and thriving abundantly. Of the myriad of functions they are created to carry out, breaking down food for energy is the key. More specifically today, I am referring to PROTEOLYTIC ENZYMES.
Twelve years ago, Mrs. Joy Basdeo got her first license to perform weddings. She had been involved in doing weddings with her parents for some time before that and had seen the demand for these same services by cruise ship visitors.
The COVID pandemic has had a direct impact on the volumes and types of criminality on the Cayman Islands reports the Royal Cayman Islands Police Service.
The report “Efficiency and Effectiveness of the Utility Regulation and Competition Office (OfReg),” issued by the Office of the Auditor General (OAG) today evaluated the effectiveness of OfReg in its first three years of operation.
Cayman Turtle Conservation and Education Centre Ltd. is delighted to announce it will be open to the public once again, from Saturday 4th July, after closing its doors to the public in March as a necessary precaution against the spread COVID-19.
At the 3rd annual Cayman Islands Digital Economy Conference (CyDEC) on Thursday, 25 June 2020, it was announced that CEC’s Cayman Tech City special economic zone and the Utility Regulation and Competition Office of the Cayman Islands (OfReg) have teamed up to offer a new programme....
The Department of Environmental Health (DEH) has seen a rise in the number of propane gas cylinders appearing at the landfill. These pressurized cylinders represent a risk to DEH staff and the public and need to be handled and stored correctly.