Archive for December 8th, 2021
![Beat officer assaulted on George Town street Beat officer assaulted on George Town street](http://caymannewsservice.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/RCIPS-police-car-150x150.jpeg)
Beat officer assaulted on George Town street
(CNS) A police officer on foot patrol on Shedden Road, George Town, was assaulted on Tuesday. A man approached the officer and his partner in an aggressive way, assaulted the officer and then fled towards Mary Street. A police spokesperson said that additional officers were called to assist and the 32-year-old George Town man was […]
![6% of daily COVID-19 test results positive 6% of daily COVID-19 test results positive](http://caymannewsservice.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/11/Lions-Centre-vaccination-clinic-150x150.jpg)
6% of daily COVID-19 test results positive
(CNS): There were just 70 new cases of COVID-19 reported on Tuesday, two of which were in travellers, after test numbers doubled from those conducted on Monday. But the proportion of positive cases fell from around 11.5% in yesterday’s report to less than 6% over the last 24 hours. This is the lowest rate since […]
![DoT to spend $40M promoting Cayman DoT to spend $40M promoting Cayman](http://caymannewsservice.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Dream-in-Cayman-promotion-150x150.png)
DoT to spend $40M promoting Cayman
(CNS): The Department of Tourism will be spending close to CI$40 million over the next two years in an effort to attract back the more than half a million stay-over guests that were visiting the Cayman Islands before the COVID-19 pandemic struck and the tourism sector collapsed.
![Saunders defends new CI$350M borrowing plans Saunders defends new CI$350M borrowing plans](http://caymannewsservice.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/12/Deputy-Premier-Chris-Saunders-chairs-Finance-Committee-min-150x150.png)
Saunders defends new CI$350M borrowing plans
(CNS): Finance Minister Chris Saunders (BTW) defended the PACT Government’s plans to borrow just under CI$350 million over the next two years, pointing out that the pre-election forecast financial statements released by the previous administration had outlined plans for borrowing around $330 million over the next two years, and had projected a deficit of more […]
![RCIPS holiday safety campaign off to a bad start RCIPS holiday safety campaign off to a bad start](http://caymannewsservice.com/wp-content/uploads/2021/06/RCIPS-Operation-Quaker-150x150.jpg)
RCIPS holiday safety campaign off to a bad start
(CNS): Traffic cops were called to twenty road smashes over the weekend, including one in which a person was killed and several others badly injured, as the RCIPS holiday safety campaign got off to a bad start. The extension of Operation Quaker into the festive season is a key component of the overall Christmas campaign […]