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GOVERNMENT EASES COVID-19 REGULATIONS AS OF FEBRUARY 1, 2022

On Tuesday February 1, 2022 at 5:00a.m., the new COVID-19 regulations will take effect bringing an end to the nigh-time curfew, increasing the number of persons allowed to gather and allowing for the re-opening of schools among other amendments. Under the Public Health (COVID-19 Suppression) (No.2) Order, S.R.O. 5 of 2022 the number of persons

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COVID-19 SUPPRESSION MEASURES EXTENDED UNTIL FEBRUARY 1. 2022

COVID-19 SUPPRESSION MEASURES EXTENDED UNTIL FEBRUARY 1 Friday January 14, 2022– The Government of Montserrat has extended the COVID-19 Suppression Measures, including the curfew, as stipulated in the Public Health (COVID-19 SUPPRESSION) ORDER S.R.O. 2 OF 22 until February 1, 2022 at 5:00a.m. This decision was taken following Cabinet’s assessment of the technical advice from

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DETAILS OF COVID-19 SUPPRESSION MEASURES DURING THE CURFEW PERIOD

Tuesday January 4, 2022– Following announcements of COVID-19 suppression measures being implemented by the Government of Montserrat, including a curfew, the Public Health (COVID-19 SUPPRESSION) ORDER S.R.O. 2 OF 22 has been published providing further details on the decisions. As it relates to the night-time curfew, individuals are not allowed in a public place between

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CURFEW TO TAKE EFFECT ON JANUARY 4 AS ACTIVE COVID-19 CASES INCREASE TO 21

Monday January 3, 2022– The Government of Montserrat has decided to institute a curfew from 8:00p.m. to 5:00a.m. daily, effective Tuesday January 4 to Tuesday January 18, 2022. This was one of the COVID-19 suppression measures agreed to during a  special meeting of Cabinet today (Monday January 3, 2022), based on technical advice received from

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MINISTRY OF HEALTH ISSUES GUIDANCE FOR PERSONS EXPERIENCING SYMPTOMS ASSOCIATED WITH COVID-19

The Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) today announced that there are 6 active COVID-19 cases on island; bringing the number of overall cases from 2020 until now on Montserrat to 51.  The first two active cases are imported and were identified during the testing protocol for release from quarantine.  The third active case

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CABINET TIGHTENS COVID-19 CONTROL MEASURES AS ACTIVE CASES INCREASE TO 6 ON MONTSERRAT

Public Gatherings Reduced To 15 & Schools To Remain Closed Until January 10th, 2022 Are Among Measures Announced Saturday January 1, 2022 –  The Government of Montserrat has adjusted the COVID-19 suppression measures in light of the number of active COVID-19 cases on island.  During a special meeting of Cabinet today (January 1, 2022), Cabinet

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Governor Pearce and Premier Farrell Receive Their Pfizer BioNTech Vaccine Boosters

The Ministry of Health and Social Services on Montserrat began the process of administering the Pfizer-BioNTech COVID-19 Vaccine on Montserrat today, Wednesday December 22, 2021. Governor, His. Excellency Andrew Pearce and Premier, Hon. Joseph E. Farrell, as well as Minister of Health and Social Services, Hon. Charles Kirnon, government officials and members of the Governor’s

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