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Newlyweds on a honeymoon cruise in the southern hemisphere on a ship badly affected by with Covid-19 have both contracted with the disease, it was revealed yesterday. The Royal Gazette earlier reported that a 78-year-old Pembroke man who had been on ...

Shelter-in-place regulations to combat the spread of Covid-19 will be extended into next month, the Premier announced last night. David Burt said the Cabinet had decided to prolong shelter-in-place restrictions by another two weeks until May 2 after ...

Bermuda could suffer more than 350 Covid-19 deaths — even if people stick to strict shelter-in-place and quarantine rules. David Burt, the Premier, said last week that public health experts had predicted a worst-case scenario where more than 700 peop...

The number of negative pressure rooms has been boosted by nine at the King Edward VII Memorial Hospital as part of the effort to battle the spread of Covid-19. The Bermuda Hospitals Board said it had added four negative pressure rooms in the Emergenc...

Supermarket shelves remain well stocked as Bermuda battles Covid-19, industry representatives said yesterday. A spokesman for the MarketPlace chain said that its stores were replenished daily. He added: “We have managers and merchandisers working a ...

Four police officers were in quarantine yesterday after a man who claimed he had Covid-19 was alleged to have coughed on two of them. Commissioner of Police Stephen Corbishley said the man deliberately coughed on two officers after he was arrested on...

Emergency services personnel gave hospital workers a round of applause last night to show appreciation of their hard work and bravery during the Covid-19 pandemic. Police led a motorcade of firefighters and Royal Bermuda Regiment soldiers from Hamilt...

Future Leaders Bermuda is encouraging Bermudians with the means to do so, to consider how they can support the most vulnerable during the coronavirus pandemic based on their own unique resources and capabilities. The announcement made today by the o...

The Bermuda Police Service has set up a new hotline for non-emergency calls. A police spokesman said the public can call the new number, 211, to report crimes or issues that do not require an immediate response. The phone line will also allow the pub...

Residents were reminded by the police today that curfew hours are between 7pm and 7am as the island faces an additional two weeks of shelter in place measures. Assistant Commissioner of Police Martin Weekes said the start time for the overnight restr...