The Ministry of Health advises the public that as at 12am on 10th January 2022:

OVER THE PAST 24HRS eighty-three (83) NEW cases of COVID-19 have been identified.

The number of Active confirmed cases in the TCI stands at four hundred and sixty-nine (469).

Sixteen (16) New recoveries.

One hundred and twenty-four (124) new PCR test conducted.

Four hundred and forty-seven (447) new Antigen test have been recorded.

Five (5) persons hospitalized.

No (0) NEW COVID-19 related Death has been recorded. Total number of covid-19 related deaths stands at twenty-seven (27).

The public is strongly urged to follow all health advice and guidelines from the Ministry, especially as we progress with the phased reopening.

Please note the following definitions:

• A suspected person is someone who meets the case definition as outlined by WHO and CARPHA - and is experiencing symptoms.
• A person in quarantine is an individual on island who may have come in proximity to suspected or confirmed cases - and have not exhibited symptoms.

Let's continue to reduce the risk by:

1. Washing our hands for 20secs or more.
2. Wearing of masks required in public.
3. Practicing social distancing.
4. Prepare your home, office and other surroundings by following the advice of the Ministry of Health and other credible health agencies.
5. Cover your coughs and sneezes (use your elbow or a tissue which should be properly disposed of).
6. Keep frequently touched surfaces clean e.g. tables, doorknobs, light switches, countertops, handles, desks, phones, keyboards, toilets, faucets and sinks.
7. Protect those who are vulnerable in the community such as the elderly or those with underlying health conditions.
8. Do not discriminate against persons who have or are suspected of having COVID-19.

For more information, please visit the Ministry of Health website, www.gov.tc/moh/coronavirus; email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.; or call our hotline numbers, (649) 232-9444 and (649) 333-0911, if you or someone you know has symptoms or signs of COVID-19.

The Ministry of Health advises the public that as at 12am on 9th January 2022:

OVER THE PAST 24HRS four (4) NEW cases of COVID-19 have been identified.

The number of Active confirmed cases in the TCI stands at four hundred and two (402).

One hundred and twenty-one (121) New recoveries.

Thirty-three (33) new PCR test conducted.

One thousand two hundred and sixty-five (1265) new Antigen test have been recorded.

Two (2) persons hospitalized.

No (0) NEW COVID-19 related Death has been recorded. Total number of covid-19 related deaths stands at twenty-seven (27).

The public is strongly urged to follow all health advice and guidelines from the Ministry, especially as we progress with the phased reopening.

Please note the following definitions:

• A suspected person is someone who meets the case definition as outlined by WHO and CARPHA - and is experiencing symptoms.
• A person in quarantine is an individual on island who may have come in proximity to suspected or confirmed cases - and have not exhibited symptoms.

Let's continue to reduce the risk by:

1. Washing our hands for 20secs or more.
2. Wearing of masks required in public.
3. Practicing social distancing.
4. Prepare your home, office and other surroundings by following the advice of the Ministry of Health and other credible health agencies.
5. Cover your coughs and sneezes (use your elbow or a tissue which should be properly disposed of).
6. Keep frequently touched surfaces clean e.g. tables, doorknobs, light switches, countertops, handles, desks, phones, keyboards, toilets, faucets and sinks.
7. Protect those who are vulnerable in the community such as the elderly or those with underlying health conditions.
8. Do not discriminate against persons who have or are suspected of having COVID-19.

For more information, please visit the Ministry of Health website, www.gov.tc/moh/coronavirus; email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.; or call our hotline numbers, (649) 232-9444 and (649) 333-0911, if you or someone you know has symptoms or signs of COVID-19.

The Ministry of Health advises the public that as at 12am on 8th January 2022:

OVER THE PAST 24HRS One hundred and twenty-seven (127) NEW cases of COVID-19 have been identified.

The number of Active confirmed cases in the TCI stands at five hundred and nineteen (519).

Fifty-five (55) New recoveries.

Two hundred and Forty (240) new PCR test conducted.

One thousand eight hundred and sixty-five (1865) new Antigen test have been recorded.

Three (3) persons hospitalized.

One (1) NEW COVID-19 related Death has been recorded. Total number of covid-19 related deaths stands at twenty-seven (27).

The public is strongly urged to follow all health advice and guidelines from the Ministry, especially as we progress with the phased reopening.

Please note the following definitions:

• A suspected person is someone who meets the case definition as outlined by WHO and CARPHA - and is experiencing symptoms.
• A person in quarantine is an individual on island who may have come in proximity to suspected or confirmed cases - and have not exhibited symptoms.

Let's continue to reduce the risk by:

1. Washing our hands for 20secs or more.
2. Wearing of masks required in public.
3. Practicing social distancing.
4. Prepare your home, office and other surroundings by following the advice of the Ministry of Health and other credible health agencies.
5. Cover your coughs and sneezes (use your elbow or a tissue which should be properly disposed of).
6. Keep frequently touched surfaces clean e.g. tables, doorknobs, light switches, countertops, handles, desks, phones, keyboards, toilets, faucets and sinks.
7. Protect those who are vulnerable in the community such as the elderly or those with underlying health conditions.
8. Do not discriminate against persons who have or are suspected of having COVID-19.

For more information, please visit the Ministry of Health website, www.gov.tc/moh/coronavirus; email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.; or call our hotline numbers, (649) 232-9444 and (649) 333-0911, if you or someone you know has symptoms or signs of COVID-19.

The Ministry of Health and Human Services would like to advise the general public, that the tremendous increase in cases has resulted in mammoth quantities of persons seeking testing, resulting in a significant backlog of samples to be processed. The Ministry is currently exploring multiple avenues to address the current demand, and craves the understanding and patience of the public during this unprecedented period. 

The COVID-19 Dashboard reflects active cases that were detected via PCR processing at the National Public Health Laboratory (NPHL). Persons with a positive antigen/lateral flow device test are first confirmed at the NPHL, before being included on the dashboard.

The recent surge in COVID-19 cases has caused significant impact in multiple sectors causing reduced service delivery. As such the Ministry would like to encourage all residents of the TCI to use all available precautions: maintain a face covering while around others, physical distancing of at least 6 feet, frequent hand hygiene and VACCINATION. Persons experiencing symptoms of COVID-19 or who have received positive antigen test results are reminded to stay home unless getting tested.

COVID-19 Vaccines are available for residents 12years and older across the TCI free of cost. Booster doses are now available three months after receiving the second dose. Vaccination is one of the best measures to protect against severe disease, hospitalizations and death from COVID-19. The Ministry of Health encourages unvaccinated individuals to strongly consider taking the shot, and those who are vaccinated, to take the booster!

The Ministry of Health implores everyone to play their part in reducing the spread of COVID-19 in the TCI. Get Vaccinated, Get Boosterized, Protect yourself and Protect your loved ones!

The Ministry of Health advises the public that as at 12am on 7th January 2022:

OVER THE PAST 24HRS One hundred and twenty-five (125) NEW cases of COVID-19 have been identified.

The number of Active confirmed cases in the TCI stands at four hundred and forty-eight (448).

Forty (40) New recoveries.

Two hundred and Forty-eight (248) new PCR test conducted.

Nine hundred and forty-two (942) new Antigen test have been recorded.

Two (2) persons hospitalized.

No (0) NEW COVID related Death has been recorded. Total number of covid-19 related deaths stands at twenty-six (26).

The public is strongly urged to follow all health advice and guidelines from the Ministry, especially as we progress with the phased reopening.

Please note the following definitions:

• A suspected person is someone who meets the case definition as outlined by WHO and CARPHA - and is experiencing symptoms.
• A person in quarantine is an individual on island who may have come in proximity to suspected or confirmed cases - and have not exhibited symptoms.

Let's continue to reduce the risk by:

1. Washing our hands for 20secs or more.
2. Wearing of masks required in public.
3. Practicing social distancing.
4. Prepare your home, office and other surroundings by following the advice of the Ministry of Health and other credible health agencies.
5. Cover your coughs and sneezes (use your elbow or a tissue which should be properly disposed of).
6. Keep frequently touched surfaces clean e.g. tables, doorknobs, light switches, countertops, handles, desks, phones, keyboards, toilets, faucets and sinks.
7. Protect those who are vulnerable in the community such as the elderly or those with underlying health conditions.
8. Do not discriminate against persons who have or are suspected of having COVID-19.

For more information, please visit the Ministry of Health website, www.gov.tc/moh/coronavirus; email: This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it.; or call our hotline numbers, (649) 232-9444 and (649) 333-0911, if you or someone you know has symptoms or signs of COVID-19.