VI records 1 new COVID-19 case on Tortola
This was revealed by the Government in an update today, Saturday, November 28, 2020, via a social media.
Since October 25, 2020, the territory has been COVID-19 free and according to the update, the case was discovered in a returning resident who is now secured in quarantine.
The new case brings the VI’s COVID-19 statistics to 73 total confirmed cases inclusive of 1 death and 71 recoveries.
A total of 7,132 persons have since been tested for COVID-19 at the Dr. D. Orlando Smith Hospital since the start of the pandemic.
The case also comes as the territory is preparing to fully re-open its tourism sector on Tuesday, December 1, 2020, amidst strict COVID-19 returning policies.
39 Responses to “VI records 1 new COVID-19 case on Tortola”
These i***** p***** coming back in here with this virus
Build a bigger morgue.
A bigger hospital.
Manufacture respirators.
A new cemetery.
Christmas is about life living health.
Doomsday is all about sickness strife greed money
What if someone tested negative during their last quarantine test only to have the virus be present the day after quarantine is complete then go out in the public?
You can never be too careful and many are out there cackling with their spot bombs spreading all up under each other without masks.
There’s one news reporter every press conference and interview she’s mask-less no matter how many times it is pointed out.
Set an example!
So 6 feet apart don’t apply if you’re on camera.
Laws don’t apply to everyone in the BVI as we know it. Foolishness.
When them d*** I***** people get in here trouble
Fighting, accusing, and quitisizing each others
over Covid-19 effects willl do no good, only increase harm.
It is high time that many child acting adults citizens of the B.V.I community begin to speak and act like the grown up that the are. Amen.
respectfully submitted