St Helena is still in the Prevent Stage and we continue to take precautionary measures to remain in this stage and further protect the Island. At this time there is no medical evidence to escalate the current preventative measures we have in place on St Helena. The enhanced Social Distancing measures which came into effect on Tuesday 31 March, will come to an end on Tuesday 14 April 2020. We are grateful to the entire community including organisations and businesses for their support during this time and for the measures they have taken to date.
Repatriation Flight : We are waiting for confirmation of delivery of test kits and medical equipment in the UK, which will be brought on Island on a charter repatriation flight. For full details https://www.sainthelena.gov.sh/2020/news/coronavirus-covid-19-st-helena-preparedness-update-9/
At the end of hostilities in 1982 several thousand landmines were left in the Falkland Islands. Initially, UK Forces made considerable efforts to locate and clear the mines and booby traps. Unfortunately, the efforts were costly. Three soldiers suffered serious injury within the first few weeks of clearance and two others were injured in 1983. […] Read more...
RT @FalklandsRepUK: During day three of the 2020 Overseas Territories Joint Ministerial Council, Stacy Bragger MLA spoke about the impo… https://t.co/HfnbbcYAeB
RT @FalklandsRepUK: During day two of the 2020 Overseas Territories Joint Ministerial Council, Teslyn Barkman MLA spoke in discussions… https://t.co/74YlEwRgQf