Residents of the Virgin Islands are advised to be vigilant against counterfeit hand sanitisers that are being sold on the market.

Greetings to everyone and thank you for joining us as I bring you another status report on the Territory’s COVID-19 situation and response.  In this update I will also provide an update on decisions taken at a Special Cabinet Meeting that was held on the 3^rd of September.

Premier and Minister of Finance, Honourable Andrew A. Fahie is urging persons exhibiting symptoms of COVID-19 to call the medical hotline and get tested. 

My dear Virgin Islands people, a pleasant good day and God’s blessings to you and your families.  I know that the vast majority of you, as well as myself, are concerned about the growing number of COVID-19 cases as of late.

My fellow people of the Virgin Islands good day & GOD'S BLESSINGS. We continue as a people to stem the tide as we navigate in ‘The New Regular’ of living and working with COVID-19.

The public is advised that all food establishments including catering services are to remain closed with the exception of supermarkets, minimarts and bakeries.

Persons who patronised the following establishments between August 15 and 22 are urged to get tested for COVID-19:

Buenas tardes a todos,

Sé que los anuncios de que tenemos más casos de COVID-19, lo que significa que el Territorio ahora está clasificado con "grupos de casos", será de gran preocupación para todos. Se está realizando un seguimiento intensivo de contactos y más pruebas. Los kits de prueba, el equipo de laboratorio y la máquina de prueba rápida suministrados por el Reino Unido contribuyen a la velocidad a la que se puede hacer esto.

Ladies and gentlemen, Good Evening. COVID-19 was declared a pandemic by the World Health Organization in mid-March 2020 and resultantly, the Government of the Virgin Islands took immediate and decisive measures to protect lives and livelihoods.

Minister for Health and Social Development Honourable Carvin Malone has just confirmed that a total of 92 samples collected have tested negative for the COVID-19 virus.