PREGNANT USVI WOMAN DIES FROM COVID-19, BRINGING TOLL TO 7!

Source: VI Consortium The territory’s 7th coronavirus death, which was confirmed by the V.I. Dept. of Health Wednesday, was a 23-year-old pregnant woman in St. Thomas, three people with knowledge of the matter have confirmed to the Consortium. D.O.H. has yet to provide information about the deceased. The woman was said to be four months … Continued

BAHAMAS CLOSING AIRPORTS, SEAPORTS TO US VISITORS!

Source: Local 10 News The Bahamian Prime Minister announced travel restrictions into the Bahamas during a national address attributing the closures to a spike in coronavirus cases. International commercial flights and commercial vessels carrying passengers will not be permitted to enter the Bahamas, unless they are from Canada, the United Kingdom or the European Union, … Continued

CARIBBEAN UNVEILS INITIATIVES TO SUPPORT REOPENING TOURISM

Source: Caribbean Hotel & Tourism Association Health and Tourism Partnership Addresses COVID-19 Risks to Travelers and Employees. The Caribbean’s health and tourism authorities’ COVID-19 Caribbean Tourism Task Force announced a new initiative to help safeguard the health of travelers and employees during a recent virtual press conference, unveiling comprehensive health safety guidelines supported by an aggressive training schedule … Continued

US GOVERNMENT IMPOSE VISA RESTRICTIONS ON GUYANA- OPPOSITION PARTY AGREES!

Source: News Source Guyana US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo yesterday morning, announced that the US State Department was going to move ahead with visa sanctions against persons the US considers to be undermining democracy in Guyana as the country awaits the final results of the elections.  Pompeo did not provide any names but said … Continued

BRYAN KEEPS USVI UNDER ‘OPEN DOORS’ PHASE AS COVID-19 OUTBREAK SPREADS THROUGH LIMETREE AND TOTAL CASES SURGE TO 217

VI CONSORTIUM Governor Albert Bryan during his coronavirus press briefing on Monday said his administration has considered reverting back to the “Safer at Home” phase of reopening, a move that would call for the closure of non-essential businesses, reduce the number of people allowed to gather in one place (currently 50), and potentially order lodging … Continued