Chief Medical Officer Dr. John Lee

Cayman running low on COVID-19 test kits

Michael Williams and his father remain in their yard during the 24-hour curfew.

Living in lockdown, Cayman residents cooperative

Police officers carry out a road block to catch people who break curfew hours.

COVID-19 curfew lands arrests

Premier quashes rumours of catching virus from Prince Charles

Health officials have changed how they will be reporting COVID-19 cases in Cayman. It comes after confirmatory tests from the Caribbean Public Health Agency determined that a sample which had been found to be negative during testing at the Health Services Authority laboratory was, in fact, positive.

‘False negative’ prompts local testing change

Health Services Authority forensic laboratory.

702 calls made to flu hotline

Cayman under 24-hour-a-day curfew until Saturday

Ghost Town: A portrait of life on lockdown

Cayman International School

Cayman schools test distance learning

Police Commissioner Derek Byrne

One person arrested for breaking curfew

Tiyen Miller has sought out interactive learning opportunities for his son during the shutdown.

Cayman parents respond to school, work closures

Coronavirus

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Chief Medical Officer Dr. John Lee

Three new coronavirus cases

Cayman Compass website

Cayman Compass to publish online only during lockdown

Cayman Islands labour law

Employers reminded to obey Labour Law

Supermarkets turn away customers amid new restrictions

Cayman Islands government COVID-19 press briefing

New coronavirus case has ‘no travel history’

Premier Alden McLaughlin

Cayman to be put on lockdown

A tent has been set up in Pasadora Place to allow doctors to screen patients with respiratory symptoms.

Tele-medicine and tent clinics help doctors do their jobs

Cayman's borders closed on Sunday.

EDITORIAL: We are in this together

Stay Home Cayman

Doctors urge: ‘Stay Home Cayman’

Caymanian students settling into isolation

A number of workers have been reporting to the Workforce Opportunities and Residency Cayman (WORC) office as Cayman closes its borders to protect against the spread of COVID-19.

WORC changes operations as part of COVID-19 response

Police Commissioner Derek Byrne, Premier Alden McLaughlin and Governor Martyn Roper at Monday's press briefing at which they announced a 9pm to 5am curfew.

Curfew announced as two new coronavirus cases confirmed

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Passenger check in for the final flights out of Cayman on Sunday

Cayman’s air travel ban begins

Tender boats transfer passengers from the Costa Luminosa on 29 Feb. in Spotts, Grand Cayman.

Ship connected to COVID-19 cases in Cayman, Puerto Rico

Buses line up at the airport to take returning students to isolation units

Isolated student taken to hospital

Playgrounds will close Monday along with a host of other public areas.

Strata pools, playgrounds off limits from Monday

A notice at Kirk Market informs customers of the new restrictions.

Supermarkets impose limits to stop panic buying

Health officials have changed how they will be reporting COVID-19 cases in Cayman. It comes after confirmatory tests from the Caribbean Public Health Agency determined that a sample which had been found to be negative during testing at the Health Services Authority laboratory was, in fact, positive.

Pharmacists warned against prescribing anti-malarial drugs

Cayman’s courts have ramped up their emergency contingency plan to counter COVID-19 issues.

Court heightens COVID-19 prevention measures

The Cayman Ministers’ Association is calling for the Christian community in the Cayman Islands to pray and fast in response to the crisis created by the coronavirus.

Ministers’ Association calls for people to ‘pray and fast’

The Caribbean Utilities Company

CUC: No disconnections in March, credit extended for 3 months

Chief Medical Officer Dr. John Lee

More reagents for COVID-19 tests headed to Cayman

The Department of Vehicle and Drivers’ Licensing on Crewe Road in George Town

New rules for vehicle inspections

A number of workers have been reporting to the Workforce Opportunities and Residency Cayman (WORC) office as Cayman closes its borders to protect against the spread of COVID-19.

Gov’t mulls extending NAU support to impacted expat workers

Education minister Julianna O'Connor-Connolly joined the panel for Friday's press briefing

Isolation now mandatory for returning residents

Premier: Air travel closure could go beyond 3 weeks

Q&A: Ask the Experts – COVID-19

Cleaning company set up to sanitise school buses

Police prepping for spike in domestic violence reports

Repurposing bus and taxi drivers for deliveries is one idea under consideration.

Business leaders seek solutions for crippled economy

Cayman's food banks and church pantries are accepting donations.

Cayman food banks need donations

COVID-19 economic analysis: Just how bad might it get?

Brian Barnes

PTU drivers welcome incentive

Myths vs. facts about coronavirus

Premier Alden McLaughlin and Overseas Territories Minister Baroness Liz Sugg pictured together during McLaughlin's UK trip last month.

UK commits to support Cayman, OTs’ COVID-19 efforts

Tara Nielsen, of ARK (pictured with a family that the charity supports) is seeking donations to help support those in need.

Charity seeks support to help needy

Government officials at the latest COVID-19 press conference

Hotels to be used to isolate returning students

Scam alert

Scammers pose as government COVID workers

British Airways' Boeing 777 aircraft arrives in the Cayman Islands.

UPDATE: Governor’s Office: BA flight to London will operate

Police on high visibility patrol outside Fosters supermarket in George Town

High-visibility patrols as Cayman prepares for lockdown

Butterfield Bank and other financial institutions are offering mortgage relief to customers impacted by the coronavirus crisis.

Banks offer mortgage relief amid crisis

Relief and optimism despite hotel closures

Empty deckchairs at the Kimpton Seafire hotel lie empty.

Cayman facing ‘humanitarian crisis’ with expats

An officer on high-visibility patrol at the airport

Police contingency plan: Volunteer force ready to deploy

$3M set aside for COVID-19 response

McLean urges gov’t, opposition effort in COVID-19 response

Government Press Briefing

20 coronavirus tests come back negative

Empty deckchairs at the Kimpton Seafire hotel lie empty.

Hotels to close but continue paying staff

Flatten the curve

‘Flattening the curve’ saves lives

The George Town General Practice Building

George Town General Practice clinic halts appointments

Cayman to shut down air travel for 3 weeks

Tourism minister: Lives come first

Cayman Islands government coronavirus press conference

EDITORIAL: Government’s drastic COVID-19 response welcome

Kirk Freeport has shuttered 7 stores

Businesses announce temporary closures

Royal Palms

Restaurants restrict customers as public gathering ban bites

Empty deckchairs outside the Westin Hotel, Sunday. The tourism industry is facing massive cancellations.

Tourism industry in free fall as virus paralyses travel

Health Services Authority forensic laboratory.

HSA to start local COVID-19 testing

Cayman cancels cruises ahead of ban

Premier warns against breaking public spaces ban

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