Authorities probing high COVID cases through RT Ferry Dock
The details came via a COVID-19 update and forum broadcast last evening April 27, 2021, on the Facebook page of the Government of the Virgin Islands.
“What we are seeing now is that quite a bit of cases are coming through the Road Town Ferry Dock. And we are conducting investigations to determine if there are any predictive factors that might be increasing the risk of persons coming in through that area,” she said.
Exact origins of cases unclear
According to Brewley-Massiah, the reasons for the cases might be the places of origin or could be pre-mixing before boarding, “It might be now that you are in an enclosed space, which may facilitate the spread of the virus,” she added.
The RT Ferry Terminal officially re-opened to international travelers on April 15, 2021, after a long period of delays, and to travel to the territory, one must-have has a negative COVID-19 test ahead of their trip.
The Epidemiologist reminded persons to continue wearing marks while on vessels and practice physical distancing in a bid to maintain due diligence.
13 Responses to “Authorities probing high COVID cases through RT Ferry Dock ”
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People are desperate.