Since the start of the pandemic the Cayman Islands borders have been closed to commercial air traffic and the only passenger flights approved to operate during this period are to facilitate repatriation travel.
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The Chief Medical Officer, Dr. John Lee, reports that 385 COVID-19 tests have been carried out since this was last reported on Tuesday, 25 May 2021. There were three positive test results, all in travellers
Since the start of the pandemic the Cayman Islands borders have been closed to commercial air traffic and the only passenger flights approved to operate during this period are to facilitate repatriation travel.
Another big push in the Cayman Islands COVID-19 ‘vaccination challenge’ happens this weekend.
Led by the PACT coalition government, it’s part of ongoing efforts aimed at getting around 70 per cent of the adult population to take their shots.
Teenage karting sensation Kyffin Simpson stunned competitors at two tracks last week as the 16-year-old Grand Cayman-based speedster continued his amazing progress.
Due to the popularity and success of the Free Public Schools Taekwondo Program that is currently offering free weekly taekwondo classes in 7 public primary schools, the Cayman Islands Taekwondo Federation is hosting a series of taekwondo seminars for the school children in Cayman Brac....
For the tenth year, the Central Caribbean Marine Institute (CCMI) will offer scholarships for selected participants to attend the Young Environmentalist Leadership Course (YELC).
The RCIPS is advising the public that the Cayman Brac Police Station is being relocated from 9 Ivory Lane.
With the 2021 Hurricane season expected to be one of above-normal activity, Cayman Islands government and non-government agencies responsible for disaster management have been stepping up their preparedness.