(Dashboard Update for April 14, 2021)
The most recent report received by the Ministry of Health, Wellness and the Environment from the Mount St. Johns Medical Centre (MSJMC) has revealed eight (8) new laboratory confirmed COVID-19 cases in Antigua and Barbuda as of Tuesday 13th April 2021 at 6pm.
These new cases were as a result of seventy-six (76) samples processed by MSJMC.
Consequently, the total number of persons with laboratory confirmed COVID-19 cases in Antigua and Barbuda is one thousand two hundred and nine (1209); which is inclusive of two hundred and thirty-one (231) active cases.
Of these active cases, four (4) are hospitalized with two (2) being severe and two (2) mild.
Meanwhile, five hundred and sixty (560) Covid-19 vaccines were administered since the last publication increasing the total number of individuals vaccinated to twenty seven thousand five hundred and ninety-two (27,592).
The dashboard has been updated to reflect these changes.
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Please advise the new arrival protocols for:
Fully vaccinated
Partially vaccinated
Not vaccinated
As obviously when ANY arriving passenger is fully vaccinated, there is a presumption of no to very low requirements (neg PCR before boarding, neg rapid test on arrival + track and trace information & electronic vaccination record uploaded to a secure Min of Health special site at least 48-hrs before boarding incoming flight or boat).
FYI vaccinated tourists are seeking safe options and keen to book summer & winter vacations; A& B need to publish clear, enforceable requirements for ANY arriving passenger (citizen, resident, diaspora, tourist, business, investor).
Seems we will not go the ‘vaccinated bubble’ route of Grenada. This week PM Mitchell announced all arrivals must be fully vaccinated. He also has regulated that anyone wishing to work in any tourism enterprise must be vaccinated, so allowing Grenada to have a USP of ‘the most safe summer vacation’ as each hotel grounds, tourist dock, tour operator, taxi’s, watersports, vendors, entertainers, restaurants & bars will be ‘vaccinated bubbles’.
St Kitts PM seeking Constitutional guidance as exploring what their standard can be for keeping population most safe while restarting tourism & dollar inflow.
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