Anguilla's borders will be closed to most commercial travelers until at least Oct. 31, due to "the rapidly evolving Covid-19 situation globally, particularly the significant increase in cases in the Americas," according to a statement from Gov. Tim Foy and Premier Dr. Ellis Webster.
The original border reopening for all travelers had been set for July 30.
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Currently there are no active or suspected cases of Covid on the island.
Certain categories are exempt from these regulations as of July 31, including medical emergencies and evacuations with the approval of the chief medical officer; people wishing to leave Anguilla; repatriation of Anguillians from countries with active cases of less than 0.2% of the population and visitors from countries with active cases of less than 0.2% of the population, who must comply with protocols and quarantine rules.
Information on the protocols is at www.beatcovid19.ai.