Prisons see spate of Covid cases
Thirty-one prisoners (one woman and 30 men) and 16 prison staff members currently have Covid-19, with only 60% of prisoners currently fully vaccinated with at least two doses of the vaccine
Thirty-one prisoners (one woman and 30 men) and 16 prison staff members currently have Covid-19, with only 60% of prisoners currently fully vaccinated with at least two doses of the vaccine
The announcement of the appointment of a Chief of Strategy in the Office of the Premier, normally just another (albeit important) appointment, has this time brought with a degree of interest and applause generally not associated with the role.
Public Health has released Covid-19 figures for 27-29 January and it seems as if positive cases being reported are slowing in numbers
A wide range of tourism industry movers and government officials came together at the Kimpton hotel, along the Seven Mile Beach in Grand Cayman on Wednesday night for a networking reception.
The Ministry of Health and Wellness reported this week that an 86-year-old had passed away from Covid-related causes on Wednesday 2 February, bringing the Covid death toll to 16. The individual was fully vaccinated and suffered from severe comorbidities.
Happening right now, the Cayman Islands is sharing the stage with another 191 countries around the world in Dubai’s Expo 2020 which, having suffered from delays due to the pandemic, finally lifted off in 2022.
When His Excellency the Governor, Mr. Martyn Roper called to inform retired Deputy Clerk of Parliament, Ms Sharon Smith that she was chosen to be a Member of the Order of the British Empire (MBE) by Her Majesty the Queen, she could not believe her ears.
Children between the ages of 5 and 11 will be able to get their first Covid-19 vaccine shot very soon as Cayman anticipates its first delivery of the paediatric formulation of the Pfizer vaccine on this Thursday’s BA flight.
His Excellency the Governor Mr. Martyn Roper, OBE, chaired the meeting of the Cabinet held on Tuesday, 1st February 2022 in the Cabinet Conference Room, Government Administration Building.
Owen Roberts International Airport was very busy on Thursday 17 February, and one of the main reasons was the return of American Airlines