Lockdown Lifted on Montserrat as of Sunday, February 28 at 5:01AM
February 27, 2021
Antigua ports have been asked not to allow anyone to travel to Montserrat if they do not have proof of approval from the Government of
Category: Health
No Decision on Protocols for Reopening Montserrat’s Borders
February 24, 2021
Will travellers be required to show proof of vaccination before being allowed to enter Montserrat? Will tests be administered upon arrival? Will travellers be required
Montserrat Public Urged to Register for the Vaccine as Window Closes
February 24, 2021
Residents who wish to be vaccinated against the COVID-19 virus must register to receive their first dose of the vaccine by March 31st 2021. The
Home and Business Sanitisation Services Now Available on Montserrat
February 21, 2021
A new service on island is hoping to help instill confidence in consumers, who may have concerns about patronising local businesses. Kes Enterprises, which began
Montserrat Lockdown Extended 7 Days, Premier Commits to Support for Affected
February 19, 2021
To allow for the incubation period of the local cases to expire, the lockdown on Montserrat has been extended for seven more days. This was
You Can Now Register for COVID-19 Vaccine Online
February 16, 2021
A new online registration system for the COVID-19 vaccine has been launched by the Ministry of Health. As of today, Tuesday February 16, 2021, everyone
Antigua Stops In Home Quarantine
February 15, 2021
In their continued bid to address the rising number of infections that are now stressing its health system, the Government of Antigua Barbuda is ending
Active COVID-19 Cases on Montserrat Increase to 7
February 14, 2021
The Ministry of Health and Social Services’ contact tracing efforts has identified another case of COVID-19; thus increasing the number of local cases to 7.
Montserrat COVID-19 Cases Remain at 6
February 13, 2021
In an update issued today (Saturday February 13), the Ministry of Health and Social Services has indicated that 17 individuals were investigated for COVID-19 in