See below a statement from Jamaica’s Prime Minister Andrew Holness as he continues to relax covid-19 measures.

“Effective Friday, February 25, 2022 for a three week period to March 17, 2022:

• The curfew hours will begin from 12 midnight (nightly) until 5 am the following morning until 5 am on March 18, 2022.

• The current maximum allowed to physically attend funerals and burials will now be 100. This number includes mourners, clergy, and any other support personnel. As a reminder, burials are permitted only between 9 am and 5 pm, Mondays to Fridays.

• The maximum number of persons for events hosted by public sector entities will now be 100. As a reminder, a maximum of 100 persons may be physically present at weddings and Annual General Meetings of companies.”

Earlier today in parliament – Andrew Holness – the prime minister of Jamaica, announced the following changes to the current covid-19 measures.

Effective tomorrow – Friday, February 11th, 2022 – Jamaica’s new curfew hours will be from 11pm nightly to 5am the following morning. This will remain in effect until February 25th when it will be reviewed by the government.

Additionally, the current maximum of 100 persons allowed to physically attend worship services will be replaced with a capacity limit determined based on the size of the place of worship, divided by 36 square feet.

All other measures will remain unchanged.

Earlier today in parliament, Jamaica’s Prime Minister – Andrew Holness – told the country that: “curfew Hours will remain from 10PM nightly to 5AM the following morning until 5AM on January 28, 2022. All the other measures will also remain unchanged.”