Cayman Islands Customs and Border Control Service (CBC) continue efforts to safeguard the Cayman Islands by vigilantly screening persons who enter the Cayman Islands with the recent global health concern of the novel Coronavirus, known as 2019-nCoV.
Early on the morning of Wednesday, 26 February, officers responded to a report of an assault at an address on Sea View Road, East End.
Water Authority-Cayman will be conducting leak detection work along Shamrock Rd, between Agricola Drive and Northward Road, on Wednesday, 11 March from Midnight – 4:00 a.m.
In addition to the closure of the Cayman Islands’ two international airports on Sunday, 22 March 2020 at 11:59PM, further business closures in the hospitality sector have been announced to continue the fight against coronavirus spreading throughout the islands.
The Needs Assessment Unit (NAU) is aware that there is a pressing need for additional support to families whose children were receiving school lunch assistance through the NAU or Feed Our Future (FoF).
The Cayman Islands go into the weekend with one additional COVID-19 case confirmed on Friday bringing the total to 29
The Cayman Islands go into the weekend with one additional COVID-19 case confirmed on Friday bringing the total to 29.
Sol (Cayman Islands) Ltd, is giving back to the island’s “heroes on the Front Line” who are making the trip every day to provide support and health care to our communities.
Since August 2019, Mise en Place has been providing over 100 hot, nutritious meals and soups each week day for persons residing in the districts of George Town and West Bay through the Cayman Islands Meals on Wheels program.
Although the Office of the Ombudsman closed its Anderson Square office to the public on 16 March to help prevent the spread of COVID 19, our services have continued uninterrupted.