The Government of Montserrat is now accepting applications for Scholarship Awards based on Cabinet’s Approved Priority Listing, up to 2022. The Cabinet approved list for 2020/2021/2022 includes long term training and development areas and professional qualification programmes for public officers. The long-term training list covers 64 areas, with the top 10 listed as follows:1. Diploma/BSc […]
Government Providing COVID-19 Financial Support for Businesses The Government of Montserrat through the Ministry of Finance and Economic Management (MOFEM), is now accepting applications for financial assistance from businesses across all sectors, as part of the fiscal stimulus package in response to COVID-19. This package, which offers direct financial support to employees, will be for
The Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) has reported that the last two (2) suspected cases of the Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) have returned negative. These latest results received from the CARPHA Public Health Laboratory mean that for the week ending yesterday 18 April, there have been no new confirmed cases of COVID -19 on
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The Government of Montserrat has made provisions for members of the public to conduct business activities and shop from Monday 20 April to Wednesday 22 April, ahead of the extended shutdown effective April 23, 2020. During this three-day period, banks, money transfer services, groceries(supermarkets), bakeries, petrol stations and bakeries are allowed to operate and members
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The Government of Montserrat will be extending the shutdown as it continues to take steps to contain and prevent further spread of the coronavirus disease (COVID19) on Montserrat. The Cabinet has met and agreed to extend the shutdown until 12:00a.m on Friday May 1, however a three-day window will be allowed at the end of
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A second person has fully recovered from the coronavirus disease (COVID-19) on Montserrat. The Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) is today announcing that another patient has made a full recovery from COVID-19, and two suspected cases have tested negative. This was confirmed by the CARPHA Reference Laboratory which recently investigated seven (7) local
Royal Montserrat Police Service urges full compliance The Royal Montserrat Police Service (RMPS) is urging members of the public to fully comply with the shutdown, which took effect on Monday, 13 April at 12:00a.m. This message has been issued by the Commissioner of Police, Steve Foster, as police officers have made 46 arrests for breach
Montserrat has recorded its first full recovery; while two persons have tested positive for COVID-19. The Ministry of Health and Social Services (MoHSS) has received the results of eight samples recently dispatched to CARPHA Reference Laboratory for testing. The results returned with two (2) of the eight (8) samples, testing positive for COVID-19. The new
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On Saturday April 11 and Sunday April 12, the following arrangements have been made to allow for grocery shopping at the supermarkets: One member of each household with a surname that begins with a letter in column A of the Schedule (below) may go to a grocery store on the corresponding day listed in column
Curfew Extended to April 30th including a complete shutdown for 7 days The Government of Montserrat will be extending the curfew until Thursday April 30, and within this period the island will be placed under a complete shutdown for 7 days, as part of new measures to contain the spread of COVID-19 on the island.
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