First of all, I would like to say, my dear Virgin Islands people, Good Day and God’s Blessings to you and your families.

Good evening all. It is just past eight o’clock and the Territory wide curfew is now in place and will remain in place until 6:00 a.m. on Thursday, 2 April. All of you should now be in your homes.  And you should now not leave them until next Thursday.

The following is the list of persons employed in the essential services as defined in section 3 of the Labour Code 2010, if they are on duty. 

The public is informed of the new curfew that has been put in place to protect the people of the Virgin Islands against COVID-19.

Good afternoon. I wish to inform the people of the Virgin Islands and on the readiness of the Territory’s health system. The Health Emergency Operations Centre continues to work tirelessly to ensure a comprehensive and necessary response to COVID-19 pandemic.

Chief Operations Officer at the BVI Health Services, Mrs. Cedorene Malone-Smith has said that only patients seeking emergency services at the Dr. D. Orlando Smith Hospital will be allowed entry in the third floor ER parking lot of the facility.

The Government of the Virgin Islands received a donation of touch thermometers to aid in the enhancement of screening efforts, particularly in the sister islands in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

¿Conoces a personas que hayan viajado recientemente hacia o desde Asia, Reino Unido, Estados Unidos de América, Europa y otras islas del Caribe a las Islas Vírgenes Británicas y que no estén siguiendo la guía de cuarentena?

The public is notified that in accordance with the Public Health Ordinance (CAP. 194), a ban has been placed on non-essential gatherings of 20 persons or more effective Monday, March 23 until Friday, April 17.