CARICOM now requires COVID-19 vaccination proof to enter any of its offices throughout the Caribbean

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By Rubén Morales Iglesias: The CARICOM Secretariat is now requiring anyone visiting any of its offices across the region to provide proof of vaccination.

“The CARICOM Secretariat has instituted measures as of October 1, 2021 with respect to access to its offices across the Region in order to provide a safe working environment for its staff, in keeping with attempts to limit the spread of the Covid-19 virus,” said a CARICOM statement.

Anyone entering a CARICOM office, including staff members and all persons seeking to enter our offices to do business, has to prove that they have been vaccinated.

Persons who are not vaccinated, and that applies to staff members and members of the public, “would require a PCR test no older than seven (7) days to enter the offices”, said CARICOM.

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