It’s more important now than ever to have a strong, healthy immune system. With the threat of both the coronavirus and the pandemic pounds or quarantine-15, as I’ve heard it described, it can feel like your two options are to get sick or to pack on the pounds during this time of quarantine.
Fishermen around Grand Cayman have had much reason to celebrate as they have now joined their counterparts in Cayman Brac and Little Cayman on the high seas.
The Ministry of Tourism has paid tribute to much-loved businessman and former airline captain, Robert ‘Robbie’ Hamaty who passed away on Saturday. In a statement, the Ministry said “it is greatly saddened by the passing of our dear friend and esteemed tourism industry partner.”
As many in the community struggle during the current healthcare crisis, Davenport Development Limited has redoubled its efforts to support those most in need with three major donations.
This week, as the RCIPS police helicopter returns to work, the Royal Fleet Auxiliary Ship Argus will be setting sail. During its two-week stay, RFA Argus has provided a solid base on the horizon for the Merlin and Wildcat helicopters to work from.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic in the Cayman Islands, local specialist property and casualty reinsurance company, Greenlight Re, has donated US$100,000 to charitable organizations helping Cayman residents most in need.
Less than two months into hurricane season, and already we are up to the seventh named storm of what is forecast to be an above-normal season.
Hurley’s Media in partnership with Britcay, National Roads Authority and Royal Cayman Islands Police Service, is urging the Cayman community to drive safe this summer through its annual ‘Drive Safe’ campaign.
Colorado State University hurricane researchers on Wednesday (August have again increased their forecast and now predict an extremely active Atlantic hurricane season in 2020, citing what they very warm sea surface temperatures and very low wind shear in the tropical Atlantic as primary factors
The Chief Medical Officer, Dr John Lee, reports 208 COVID-19 tests have been carried out
since it was last reported on Wednesday, 5 August. All were negative.