Active COVID-19 cases in VI increase to 42
There are currently 42 active COVID-19 cases in the territory, Minister for Health and Social Development Hon Carvin Malone (AL) disclosed during an update this morning, April 14, 2022.
According to Hon Malone, the figures are from tests conducted on April 12, 2022.
There were some 19 active cases at the last update of April 7, 2022.
The Virgin Islands has had 6,198 total active cases, with 6094 recoveries.
There have been 62 deaths.
‘Hospitalisations expected to rise’- Hon Malone
Hon Malone noted that Government will be keeping its eyes on the present statistics as it has been told to them that hospitalisations around the world will rise, “as a result of this less detrimental variant but more contagious.
“So you have to be mindful despite whatever measure we may seek to relax,” Hon Malone stated.
The Cabinet of the VI has decided to lift the mask mandate for outdoors, as well as remove quarantine requirements for unvaccinated and partially vaccinated travellers testing negative for COVID-19.
17 Responses to “Active COVID-19 cases in VI increase to 42”
Get off your own brain and get a clue.
PS...a proper mask (correctly worn) protects you against both corona virus and influenza virus.
We are still here fooling around with people's lives taking away mask wearing, opening up for festivities and large gatherings. It's good that I had not listened to you from the beginning of the scampering.. but thanks for the lack of concern of the people.