Saint Kitts and Nevis

The Ministry of Health and Gender Affairs in the Nevis Island Administration has made masks and hand sanitizers available at community centers across Nevis Island and are being distributed during the hours of 11am-4pm daily as long as supplies last

Communications company Flow is showing its support for the community by providing free access to its new mobile app for scanning and monitoring permits and licences via mobile phone, to help police forces monitor the population

Ambassador Jasmine E. Huggins gifted handmade traditional desserts to the Taipei Veterans General Hospital to thank frontline workers and celebrate the country’s 38-year-old relationship with Taiwan

The scheduled reopening of academic institutions has been postponed due to the recent new Covid-19 outbreak in the country

The Department of Agriculture has received a long base pick-up from the Taiwanese embassy in the country, to help increase the productivity of small agricultural businesses

More than 100 families with a disabled individual have been approved for support under the government's new initiative, which provides a monthly check, among other things

Cruise ships are banned from entering the country until proper vaccine and testing protocols can be implemented, causing a major negative impact on the tourist industry

St. Kitts Electricity Company Ltd. has implemented scheduled maintenance outages for this week, necessary to perform maintenance as part of ongoing efforts to improve reliability

The Nevis Water Department has officially apologized for the delay in preparing bills due to the latest Covid-19 blockage and in light of this, no bills will be sent out for this cycle

US$15 million government support will be guaranteed to increase production and ensure food security, allocate land for agriculture and temporarily suspend farmers' water payments

The Social Security Board has allocated US$250.000 to the food stamp initiative to immediately and effectively help people in need

Bars and shops across the Federation have been suspended from selling liquor to discourage group socializing, in a bid to protect the public from the second wave

The Alexandra Hospital received over US $100,000 in critical equipment for its Paediatric and Maternity ward