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Covid-19 has claimed its first victim of the new year, it was revealed last night. Kim Wilson, the health minister said the loss was “very upsetting” for the public. The news came as Ms Wilson announced that more than 9,000 doses of vaccine will arri...

The island has recorded just two more cases of coronavirus out of 1,566 tests carried out over the weekend. The result brought the number of active cases down to just 95 as a total of 41 people have recovered from the disease since Saturday, when the...

Michael Dunkley, the Shadow Minister of Health, is urging the Government to ensure that fresh supplies of the coronavirus vaccine will be made available. The Government is expected to receive 9,750 doses of the drug this week – enough to provide 4,87...

A nightly curfew between 11pm to 5am will remain in place for now, according to David Burt, the Premier. The curfew was imposed on December 12 following a spike in the number of Covid-19 cases on the island. At the time, Government said the restricti...

The health minister tonight condemned “disturbing” breaches of coronavirus rules as another 18 cases of the virus were reported on Saturday. A total of seven came in from overseas and seven were the result of on-island transmissions with a known cont...

An efficiency drive at the Bermuda Hospitals Board saved almost $30 million in less than three years, a spokeswoman has said. She added that a contract with professional services firm KPMG, which included work to reduce expenses, will run until 2023 ...

Renovations worth about $1 million at hospital buildings helped to increase space that could be used to cope with the impact of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Bermuda Hospitals Board has revealed. Work at Montrose Cottage, on the King Edward VII Memorial...

Another two coronavirus cases were announced this afternoon while the number of active cases dropped to 149, the lowest number since December 12. Kim Wilson, the Minister of Health, appealed to people to obey curfew restrictions tonight in order to ...

Myrtle Edness may be one of Bermuda’s last people to recall the constant ringing of funeral bells from the 1918 flu pandemic. Mrs Edness, who turned 106 over the summer, spent 2020 carefully shielded from family in their Warwick home after the global...

Health officials hope to begin vaccinating residents against the coronavirus within the next two weeks, the Government has said. Bermuda is in line to receive 9,750 doses of the Pfizer-BioNTech vaccine by the end of next week, with the first doses ex...