Premier and Minister of Finance has announced that the 24-hour Curfew has been extended from Sunday, April 19 to Saturday, April 25.  

My dear Virgin Islanders, residents and visitors. 

A pleasant good evening and God’s blessings to each of you under the sound of my voice, may the peace of the Lord be with each of you even in these trying times. 

RFA Argus, part of the Royal Navy’s Atlantic patrol Tasking (North) deployed to the Caribbean, will be in the Territory on April 17 to conduct a series of overflights of the British Virgin Islands.

Commissioner of the Royal Virgin Islands Police Force Michael Matthews has outlined the procedure for reporting deaths of individuals at home as the Territory continues a 14-day shut down to control the spread of COVID-19.

The British Virgin Islands is now under a 14-day shut down to control the further spread of COVID-19 in the Territory.

Good evening all.  This is Governor Jaspert.  As it has now passed nine o’clock on Saturday 4^th April, the Territory-wide full lockdown curfew is now back in place.  The full lockdown will be in place for the next 14 days.

Buenas tardes a todos.  Quiero agradecer a la gente por los esfuerzos para cumplir con el toque de queda administrado que tenemos hoy, viernes y sábado. Esto es para ayudarnos a vencer el coronavirus y eliminarlo en el próximo período.

The public is notified of the mandatory 24-hour curfew from Thursday, April 2 to Thursday April 16.

Good evening all,  Yesterday we announced that when this current curfew ends tomorrow morning at 6:00 a.m., a new curfew will be put in place and that this will last for a further 14 days. Yesterday, we also announced that there would be limited and managed arrangements for people to get essential supplies before returning to a lockdown in their homes.

His Excellency the Governor, Mr. Augustus J.U. Jaspert has announced new measures that the Government of the Virgin Islands will be undertaking to continue to prevent and mitigate the effects of COVID-19.