9 new COVID-19 cases in VI
The total cases recorded in the Territory are now 107, up from 98 from January 2, 2021.
There are now 14 active cases, up from 11.
A total of 92 persons have now been declared recovered.
10 of the active COVID-19 cases are on Virgin Gorda, 3 on Tortola and 1 on a vessel.
According to the Government of the Virgin Islands, all active cases were tested while in quarantine.
The Territory recorded one COVID-19 death in April 2020.
24 Responses to “9 new COVID-19 cases in VI”
If we allow those from d*** t*** i**** to come in it will get worst
Dislike if you think the government is doing a poor job in regards to the covid strain
Easily could not show a positive result after quarantine is over and be in public spreading the virus.
Too many images out there of group events, hugging, posing face to face, partying and not a mask in sight.
Over here in the US Virgin Islands, not one activity was approved after the25 th of December. As a matter of fact, bars and night clubs remains closed until the eight of January!
Frankly, I'm not surprised. Again, misguided efforts by our people can prove deadly!