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CURFEW EXTENDED - LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY TO MEET
COVID-19 curfew conditions will continue in the Cayman Islands for the next two weeks.
COVID-19 curfew conditions will continue in the Cayman Islands for the next two weeks.
During this pandemic John Gray High School’s Key Club has remained active while following the necessary protocols to ensure safety for all. We have shown that Caring really is our way of life!
Lockdown has definitely left people looking for a bit of pampering, so a new hair and beauty spa called Spacation is a timely business venture, located at 455 West Bay Road, on the ground floor of Locale Hotel.
The Chief Medical Officer, Dr. John Lee, reports that 455 COVID-19 tests have been carried out since this was last reported on Friday, 30 October 2020. Two were positive.
Over 2,000 persons have been vaccinated in just over a week since the National COVID-19 Vaccination campaign started. The first consignment of 9,750 doses from the British government arrived in Cayman on January 5th.
As a part of the Tourism Attraction Board’s (TAB) Workplace Wellness employee initiative, management and staff from the national attractions donated gifts of clothing to the residents of the Pines Retirement Home.
Anyone quarantining due to a positive Covid test and any of their contacts will now see their quarantine period in which they must remain in isolation reduced, as from Wednesday 19 January.
In a move that might be just as strategic as the title of the post, Hon. Premier Wayne Panton has announced the appointment of high-profile former Dart VP Pilar Bush as Chief of Strategy.
President of the Cayman Islands Tourism Association, Marc Langevin, feels the government’s stipend scheme for displaced tourism workers should be extended to support employees not yet back in full employment.