(CNS): The Department of Environment is warning people that it has received a number of reports of Portuguese man-o’-wars (Physalia physalis) washing up on South Sound beaches as a result of the recent weather conditions. The highly toxic siphonophores, which are not jellyfish but complex colonies of organisms, should never be touched.
MP’s swim-hole poses serious threat to marine ecosystem
Sun chair rental business pops up on Boggy Sand Beach
Auditor warns of continued failure of public accounting
Saunders calls for tax on foreign-owned property
Work-permit numbers continue relentless climb
Hotel construction site under investigation by WORC
OAG: Lack of overall economic plan puts Cayman at risk
CS still dodging process to award costly contracts
Charity farm needs help to keep feeding elderly
Specialists contain asbestos during school demolition
Saunders calls for tax on foreign-owned property
MP’s swim-hole poses serious threat to marine ecosystem
Dart seeks to avoid beach retreat with unproven concept
Seymour gets climate ministry despite criticising DoE
New Brac school budget leapt from $24M to over $60M
JOCC confirms $2,000 bonus for civil servants
Sun chair rental business pops up on Boggy Sand Beach
Bryan continues to criticise conservation battle
‘High-value transaction’ was trigger for resignations
Ministers and PS resign amidst UPM dysfunction
