The following is an update as of 4 pm on 7 June 2021.
First confirmed case of Covid-19 in Grenada was reported on 22 March 2020.
| LOCAL (CURRENTLY) | |
| New positive case(s) | 0 |
| Active cases | 0 |
| • Imported | 0 |
| • Local | 0 |
| Hospitalised | 0 |
| In self-isolation | 0 |
| In quarantine facilities | 645 |
| LOCAL (TOTAL) | |
| Confirmed cases | 161 |
| • Imported | 83 |
| Recovered | 160 |
| Hospitalised | 6 |
| Death(s) | 1 |
| RT-PCR tests conducted | 33,110 |
| Vaccinated (1st dose) | 18,166 |
| Vaccinated (2nd dose) | 9,254 |
| GLOBAL | |
| Confirmed cases | 171,782,908 |
| New cases | 477,334 |
| Deaths | 3,698,621 |
| Vaccine doses administered | 1,638,006,899 |
Covid-19 Hotline: 45VIRUS (458-4787) or 53VIRUS (538-4787)
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With a clean bill of health when it comes to covid Grenada is still not yet on the Green list for travellers.
We now face more restrictions at home when it comes to entertainment like cricket and football.
It will be a case of no vaccine no entry for all our citizens.
which is highly ridiculous. but the agenda is to push that vaccine. that experimental unsafe vaccine. how do you consciously deny people the ability to do things based on whether they want to put something into their body?
Part of the green list criteria is the number of people vaccinated. Grenada will not appear on the green list until more ppl are vaccinated.