For the safety of our residents and staff, the Pines Retirement Home’s Board of Directors and Management have SUSPENDED ALL VISITATION UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE (which include residents’ next-of-kin), due to an outbreak of COVID-19 cases within our community.
The Chief Medical Officer, Dr. John Lee, reports that as of 8a.m. Tuesday, 12 October, there have been 486 PCR tests since the last report on Monday, 11 October.
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).
With the impending Halloween activities that will be taking place this weekend, the RCIPS would to like to issue some safety tips and reminders for both the traditional Halloween activities and adult social gatherings.
Last Sunday, Cayman Islands representative to the UK and Europe, Dr Tasha Ebanks Garcia, participated in the UK’s annual tradition of honouring service men and women at the Cenotaph in London’s Whitehall.
Camana Bay is set to capture the magic throughout this holiday season.
Providing a single point of reference where people can get all the information they need about Covid-19, government has launched a new community awareness campaign -- Living with Covid-19 in the Community.
Over ninety commercial farmers across Grand Cayman have so far received payment of $1.7 million dollars from the Ministry of Agriculture under the Tropical Storm Grace Farmers’ Assistance Project.
Shortly before 12:20AM on Monday, 3 January, officers responded to a report of a serious assault which took place in the parking lot of The Strand complex on West Bay Road.
COVID-19 remains very present in our community with the Omicron variant now recognised as the dominant strain. It has undoubtedly affected so many of us. As you may already be aware, another member of the PACT Government has tested positive for COVID-19.