The civil service has been focusing on its reopening plan so that Cayman can safely open on 20 November.
At the latest Cabinet meeting held on Tuesday, 2 November, 2021, Cabinet approved....
Premier Wayne Panton sent out the following message of condolence as Cayman sees its first Covid death of 2021 and its third since the pandemic began.
My colleagues and I in the Opposition share that concern. We now have more than 2,100 active cases across our Islands and some 14 people in hospital. I pray that those in hospital or isolated at home recover quickly.
On Monday, Premier Wayne Panton addressed the community over the escalation in Covid-19 cases and said that while numbers were on the increase, people should stay calm as the healthcare services were able to cope
Premier and Minister for Sustainability and Climate Resiliency Hon. G. Wayne Panton travels to Glasgow, Scotland, Saturday to participate in COP26 where global leaders will meet to discuss strategies to confront climate change.
Due to unforeseen circumstances, and with immediate effect, the Needs Assessment Unit office in Grand Cayman will be closed for remainder of today (Wednesday 27 October) and all day tomorrow (Thursday 28 October).
Since the Government revealed the border opening date for vaccinated travellers arriving without the need to quarantine, the focus as to when children under the age of 12 can safely get the Covid-19 vaccine has come to the forefront of discussion.
His Excellency Mr. Martyn Roper and Premier, Hon. Wayne Panton took the lead in getting their covid-19 booster shots on Friday 22 October. The government is rolling out booster shots for the over-50’s, and so Mr. Panton and Mr. Roper rolled their sleeves up at the Lions Centre.
Hon. Leader of the Opposition, Roy McTaggart, has welcomed the PACT government’s announcement that the borders will reopen on November 20th.