CAYMAN EMERGING FROM LOCKDOWN
Cayman is opening up for business again but it won’t be business as usual in the first phase of this ‘unlocking from lockdown’.
Cayman is opening up for business again but it won’t be business as usual in the first phase of this ‘unlocking from lockdown’.
After an initial hint a few weeks ago, a much-anticipated new private sector-led initiative is being launched to support disaster readiness, relief and recovery efforts in the Cayman Islands.
Conyers continues its expansion of its Cayman Islands corporate practice with the hire of Barnabas Finnigan as counsel.
Cayman is opening up for business again but it won’t be business as usual in the first phase of this ‘unlocking from lockdown’.
As I write this morning I am admiring from my veranda the "Easter butterflies" flitting about, seemingly with great energy and happiness.
In assessing how best to serve the community during these unique times, the YMCA recognises that this crisis has a timeline much longer than the portion we are currently living.
Just after 3:30PM on Wednesday, 29 April, officers from the Community Policing Department, along with Special Constables, were on patrol in the central George Town area when officers approached a man sitting outside a residence.
Just after 11:30AM on Tuesday 28 April, officers from the Department of Environment were on patrol in the Collier’s Beach area of East End when they came across a torn duffle bag containing taped packages.
The Cayman Islands could see more rigid screening being put in place once the borders are reopened.