The Government confirmed that PAHO’s designation of Bermuda’s country status has been improved to “Sporadic Cases”.

The number of Covid-19 tests done in Bermuda surpasses 10,000, with the island in the top 10% of all nations as far as testing per capita.

The number of confirmed cases worldwide surpasses eight million, with over 430,000 confirmed deaths worldwide.

Bermuda officially enters ‘Phase 3 of Re-opening’, with new regulations going into effect as the island gradually moves towards re-opening.

With Covid-19 continuing to spread around the world, the official global death toll has now surpassed 400,000 people.

The U.S. death toll from the coronavirus exceeds 100,000, accounting for more than a quarter of the world’s deaths.

The island officially enters ‘Phase 2 of Re-opening Bermuda’, with new regulations going into effect allowing additional activities and businesses to open.

The Government has confirmed the sad news that another person has died due to Covid-19, taking the island’s death toll to nine.

The Government confirms the sad news that another person has died, bringing Bermuda’s Covid-19 death toll to eight.

The Government confirmed there were three new positive cases in three of our Long Term Care homes, taking the total number of Covid-affected care homes to five.

With Covid-19 continuing to spread around the world, the official global death toll has now surpassed 250,000 people.

The Government confirms that another person has died, bringing Bermuda’s Covid-19 death toll to seven.

The Government confirms that three more people tested positive for Covid-19; Bermuda now has a total of 114 confirmed positive cases.

The number of confirmed cases worldwide surpasses three million, with over 200,000 deaths worldwide.

The U.S. death toll from the coronavirus exceeds 50,000, accounting for more than a quarter of the world’s deaths.

The Government confirmed one more positive test, bringing the total on the island to 99.

The number of confirmed cases worldwide surpasses two million, with over 130,000 deaths worldwide.

With Covid-19 continuing to spread around the world, the official global death toll has now surpassed 100,000 people.

Premier David Burt confirms that another person has died, marking the third Covid-19 related death in Bermuda.

A sobering and sad statistic, the global death toll from Covid-19 has now exceeded the entire population of Bermuda, with over 65,000 deaths recorded worldwide.

The Shelter in Place policy comes into effect, with residents asked not to leave their homes unless for specific purposes such as grocery shopping. It will last for 14 days.

The number of confirmed cases worldwide surpasses one million, with over 50,000 deaths worldwide.

The United States surpasses all other nations to have the most cases in the world.

Premier announces that on-island testing for Covid-19 has commenced, with 150 tests on island, and 800 more tests expected to arrive over the next two weeks.

The U.S. State Department raised the global travel advisory to the highest tier – Level 4: Do Not Travel – and advised U.S. citizens to avoid all international travel, adding that U.S. citizens should arrange for immediate return to the United States.

Following the first two confirmed cases in Bermuda, major closures are announced, with Government stating that the airport will close for incoming passenger flights for two weeks, schools will close, and public bus and ferry services are suspended.

As a precautionary measure, Bermuda’s hospital suspended elective surgeries from March 18th onwards, in order to start cross-training and upskilling staff, as well as increasing bed capacity.

Government notes that individuals, including guest workers, arriving into Bermuda are required to self-quarantine for 14 days and “any guest worker found to be violating the self-quarantine order will immediately have their work permit revoked.”

Due to the expected impact of the global Covid-19 pandemic, Government moved to secure emergency liquidity lines of credit, including an associated $150 million increase in the debt ceiling.

Government instated a “travel ban disallowing entry to visitors travelling from the four countries where there is sustained community spread of COVID-19: China, Iran, Italy, Republic of Korea: Daegu or Cheongdo.”

One of the first two individuals who tested positive for Covid-19 arrived via AA308 from the USA on March 4. The second person arrived via BA2233 from the UK on March 6.

The World Health Organization [WHO] has declared the new coronavirus outbreak to be a “Public Health Emergency of International Concern.”

The United States announced its first confirmed coronavirus case — a man from Washington state who has recently returned from Wuhan, China.

China reported their first known death from an illness caused by the coronavirus. The patient was a 61-year-old man in Wuhan.